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Control of gene expression in trypanosomes.

1995-01-01

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Trypanosomes are protozoan agents of major parasitic diseases such as Chagas' disease in South America and sleeping sickness of humans and nagana disease of cattle in Africa. They are transmitted to mammalian hosts by specific insect vectors. Their life cycle consists of a succession of differentiation and growth phases requiring regulated gene expression to adapt to the changing extracellular environment. Typical...

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754f78d9-07d0-5c11-bc04-0a0337d38c0e
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10.1128/mmbr.59.2.223-240.1995
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