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Basement membrane proteins as a substrate for efficient <i>Trypanosoma brucei</i> differentiation in vitro

2021-03-04

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The ability to reproduce the developmental events of trypanosomes that occur in their mammalian host in vitro offers significant potential to assist in understanding of the underlying biology of the process. For example, the transition from bloodstream slender to bloodstream stumpy forms is a quorum-sensing response to the parasite-derived peptidase digestion products of environmental proteins. As an abundant phy...

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17e3f479-158b-54a0-beea-7e207816518b
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10.1101/2021.03.04.433863
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