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Schistosome japonicum Proteins that Interact with the Gynecophoral Canal Protein Identified Using a Yeast Two-hybrid System

2020-12-04

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<h4>Background: </h4> The large amount of eggs produced by mature female worms not only induce major pathological damage to hosts of schistosomes but also lead to disease transmission. Mature female schistosome worms need constant pairing contact with a male partner as male signaling is indispensable to female growth, development, and reproduction. The gynecophoral canal protein (GCP), a cell-surface glycoprotein...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-117753/v1
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