The Schistosomiasis Resource Center offers an in-person training course on the maintenance of three Schistosoma spp. life cycles: S. haematobium, S. japonicum, and S. mansoni.
The Spring 2026 training course will be held on April 1 – 3, 2026.
www.afbr-bri.org/event/schist...
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Thank you to the Vicente lab from the Institute of Neurobiology - University of Puerto Rico for visiting the SRC and sharing their research progress with us!
The SRC offers an in-person training course on the maintenance of three Schistosoma spp. life cycles: S. haematobium, S. japonicum and S. mansoni.
This is a great learning opportunity for students, post-doctoral fellows and Principal Investigators.
www.afbr-bri.org/event/schist...
The SRC's SOP for Bge cell culture: www.afbr-bri.org/schistosomia...
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