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Genes of cathepsin L-like proteases in Trypanosoma rangeli isolates: markers for diagnosis, genotyping and phylogenetic relationships.

Acta tropica - 1 Dec 2009

Ortiz P A, Maia da Silva F, Cortez A P, Lima L, Campaner M, Pral E M F, Alfieri S C, Teixeira M M G

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We have sequenced genes encoding cathepsin L-like (CatL-like) cysteine proteases from isolates of Trypanosoma rangeli from humans, wild mammals and Rhodnius species of Central and South America. Phylogenetic trees of sequences encoding mature CatL-like enzymes of T. rangeli and homologous genes from other trypanosomes, Leishmania spp. and bodonids positioned sequences of T. rangeli (rangelipain) closest to T....

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PMID: 19683503
DOI: 10.1016/j.actatropica.2009.07.036

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