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PhenoPlasm: a database of disruption phenotypes for malaria parasite genes

2017-02-02

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Two decades from the first Plasmodium transfection, attempts have been made to disrupt more than 900 genes in malaria parasites, across five Plasmodium species. While results from the rodent malarias have been curated and systematised, phenotypic data for species of human malaria parasites has existed only scattered across a large literature. To facilitate systematic views of known experimental-genetic data acro...

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10.1101/101717
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