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Role of GRA41 in Neospora caninum pathogenicity: insights into tachyzoite egress and microneme secretion

2024-02-01

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<h4>Background: </h4> Egress represents a crucial process employed by Neospora caninum in the establishment of infection. Dense granule proteins (GRAs), discharged by the dense granule, an essential secretory organelle of Neospora caninum , significantly contribute to the modification of parasitophorous vacuole, maintenance of morphology, and regulation of host cells. However, the precise involvement of these prot...

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84ca1c04-ebf3-593a-a3e4-30aec3367f16
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3910133/v1
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