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Disruption of the AgMOBP1–PfSyn5 interface abolishes malaria transmission

2026-05-04

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Malaria control remains constrained by an incomplete understanding of the molecular interactions that enable Plasmodium falciparum transmission within mosquito vectors. Although blood-stage parasite biology has been extensively studied, the mosquito-stage processes required for transmission are less well defined. Here, we characterize a previously unannotated Anopheles gambiae midgut factor, Midgut Ookinete Bind...

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343d69b4-52e4-5b72-9ace-cf64c9184f37
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10.64898/2026.05.01.722187
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