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A fast and cost-effective microsampling protocol incorporating reduced animal usage for time-series transcriptomics in rodent malaria parasites

2018-06-20

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The transcriptional regulation occurring in malaria parasites during the clinically important life stages within host erythrocytes can be studied in vivo with rodent malaria parasites propagated in mice. Time-series transcriptome profiling commonly involves the euthanasia of groups of mice at specific time points followed by the extraction of parasite RNA from whole blood samples. Current methodologies for parasi...

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48e3df22-d973-5798-8f6b-cb26c99070d5
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10.1101/350546
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