Angela Trieu

QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute

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Angela Trieu is a researcher whose work bridges molecular biology and infectious disease diagnostics, with a primary focus on parasite antigen discovery and protein microarray technology. Her most cited study, "Protein Microarrays for Parasite Antigen Discovery" (2014), has garnered 21 citations, establishing her as a contributor to high-throughput screening methods for identifying immunogenic targets in parasitic infections. This work has implications for vaccine development and serological surveillance, particularly in neglected tropical diseases. Trieu’s contributions lie in optimizing microarray platforms to map host-pathogen interactions, enabling the detection of specific antibody responses with greater sensitivity and throughput. While her citation count reflects a niche but impactful area, her research provides foundational tools for translating genomic data into practical diagnostic assays. By advancing protein microarray applications, Trieu has helped streamline the identification of candidate antigens, reducing the time and cost of traditional discovery pipelines. Her work is especially relevant for researchers tackling parasitic diseases in resource-limited settings, where rapid, scalable antigen screening can accelerate public health interventions.