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期刊名:Molecular and biochemical parasitology

缩写:MOL BIOCHEM PARASIT

ISSN:0166-6851

e-ISSN:1872-9428

IF/分区:1.4/Q4

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In mammalian cells, the degradation of mRNAs that have AU-rich elements in their 3'-untranslated regions is accelerated by the binding of proteins that contain two CCCH-zinc-finger-domains. Three CCCH zinc-finger proteins, TbZFP1, TbZFP2, a...
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Trypanosoma congolense is an important pathogen of livestock in Africa. To study protein expression throughout the T. congolense life cycle, we used culture-derived parasites of each of the three main insect stages and bloodstream stage par...
Mariana R Miranda,Maria de los Milagros Camara,León A Bouvier et al. Mariana R Miranda et al.
Nucleoside diphosphate kinases (NDPKs) are enzymes required to preserve the intracellular nucleoside phosphate equilibrium. Trypanosoma cruzi has four putative nucleoside diphosphate kinases with unidentified biological roles and subcellula...
Takeshi Q Tanaka,Kim C Williamson Takeshi Q Tanaka
Efforts to move from malaria control to eradication will require new approaches to block malaria transmission, such as the development of anti-malarial drugs with gametocytocidal activity. Here fluorescent oxidoreduction indicator alamarBlu...
Martin Simuunza,Huseyin Bilgic,Tulin Karagenc et al. Martin Simuunza et al.
The tick-borne protozoan parasite, Babesia bovis is one of the causes of bovine babesiosis, an economically important disease of cattle in tropical and sub-tropical countries. Using the recently published genome sequence of the parasite, we...
Meryl A Castellini,Jeffrey S Buguliskis,Louis J Casta et al. Meryl A Castellini et al.
Malarial parasites exhibit striking genetic plasticity, a hallmark of which is an ever-increasing rate of resistance to new drugs, especially in Southeast Asia where multi-drug resistance (MDR) threatens the last line of antimalarial drugs,...
Austin L Hughes,Robert Friedman Austin L Hughes
Using the PROSITE database and search tools, we conducted a comprehensive bioinformatic analysis of the predicted protein sequences of the flatworm parasites Schistosoma mansoni and Schistosoma japonicum and seven other animal genomes in or...
Ana Brennand,Melisa Gualdrón-López,Isabelle Coppens et al. Ana Brennand et al.
Eukaryotic cells can degrade their own components, cytosolic proteins and organelles, using dedicated hydrolases contained within the acidic interior of their lysosomes. This degradative process, called autophagy, is used under starvation c...
John Okombo,Eric Ohuma,Stephane Picot et al. John Okombo et al.
The emergence and spread of antimalarial resistance remain burgeoning issues. Any strategy to slow down or overcome these problems requires an understanding of the genetic changes underlying this resistance. Quinine, the first antimalarial,...
Vinicius S Nunes,Jeziel D Damasceno,Raimundo Freire et al. Vinicius S Nunes et al.
The protozoan parasite Leishmania presents a dynamic and plastic genome in which gene amplification and chromosome translocations are common phenomena. Such plasticity hints at the necessity of dependable genome maintenance pathways. Eukary...