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<i>Spiroplasma</i> endosymbiont reduction of host lipid synthesis and Stomoxyn-like peptide contribute to trypanosome resistance in the tsetse fly <i>Glossina fuscipes</i>

2024-10-24

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Tsetse flies ( Glossina spp.) vector African trypanosomes that cause devastating diseases in humans and domestic animals. Within the Glossina genus, species in the Palpalis subgroup exhibit greater resistance to trypanosome infections compared to those in the Morsitans subgroup. Varying microbiota composition and species-specific genetic traits can significantly influence the efficiency of parasite transmission...

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c06e6e92-d23c-5800-a86f-af036f01421f
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10.1101/2024.10.24.620045
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