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Shared elements of host-targeting pathways among apicomplexan parasites of differing lifestyles

21 May 2015

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Apicomplexans are a diverse group of obligate parasites occupying different intracellular niches that require modification to meet the needs of the parasite. To efficiently manipulate their environment, apicomplexans translocate numerous parasite proteins into the host cell. Whereas some parasites remain contained within a parasitophorous vacuole membrane (PVM) throughout their developmental cycle, others do not,...

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PMID: 25996544
DOI: 10.1111/cmi.12460

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