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A Chaperonin Complex Regulates Organelle Proteostasis in Malaria Parasites

2024-11-13

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The apicoplast of Plasmodium parasites serves as a metabolic hub that synthesize essential biomolecules. Like other endosymbiotic organelles, 90% of the apicoplast proteome is encoded by the cell nucleus and transported to the organelle. Evidence suggests that the apicoplast has minimal control over the synthesis of its proteome and therefore it is unclear how organelle proteostasis is regulated. Here, we identif...

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4b178506-0595-5de8-867d-806af2ba8751
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10.1101/2024.11.13.623364
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