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AKT- <i>like</i> kinase promotes cell survival during nutritional stress in trypanosomatids

2020-07-25

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Tritryps are protozoan parasites that belong to the Trypanosomatidae family, which encompasses the etiologic agents of leishmaniasis, African and American trypanosomiasis. These parasites undergo different stress conditions across their life cycle, such as nutritional stress, which needs to be deadened in order to guarantee the survival of the parasite inside its vector and mammal hosts. Here we show that the lack...

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Literature Corpus work: 94c28fbc-e6e1-5781-9bc6-f79bdf5dedff
DOI: 10.1101/2020.07.25.218644

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