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Toxoplasmadevelopment - turn the switch on or off?

20 Jan 2014

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Toxoplasma gondii exhibits a complex, multi-stage life cycle in which the need for parasite expansion is balanced with the production of transmissible forms. For human disease the key developmental switch is from the tachyzoite to the mature bradyzoite, which is not well understood at the molecular level. This review highlights the role of the tachyzoite in regulating the initiation of bradyzoite differentiation...

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PMID: 24438211
DOI: 10.1111/cmi.12267

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