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Comparative insights to the transportome of <i>Nosema</i> : a genus of parasitic microsporidians

2017-02-22

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Nosema, a genus of parasitic microsporidia, causes pebrine disease in arthropods, including economically important silkworms and honeybees. Nosema have gene-poor genomes shaped by loss of the metabolic pathways, as a consequence of continued dependence on host-derived substrates. As an act of counterbalance, they have developed an array of transporter proteins that allow stealing from their hosts. Here, we have i...

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02cf4e16-fff2-518c-88da-79251dfa8f25
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10.1101/110809
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