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| Vadyvaloo |
PULLMAN – A WSU researcher is searching for genes in plague bacteria that help it effectively use fleas to infect rats – and people.
The work of Viveka Vadyvaloo, assistant professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine, sits squarely at the human-animal interface and therefore “fits our mission perfectly,” says Guy Palmer, director of the WSU School for Global Animal Health.
Read more about her work in an article in the winter issue of Washington State Magazine here.