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Homology Modeling of Type‐P5 ATPases from the Malaria Parasite: Insight into Their Functions and Evolution, and Implications About the Effect and Role of Intrinsically Disordered Protein Structure

2025-09-18

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Type-P5 ATPases are the least characterized among the P-type ATPases and this is especially true in the case of the malaria parasite. In this study, Spf1, a subtype-P5A ATPase of yeast, and ATP13A2, a subtype-P5B ATPase of humans, were used as templates to extensively characterize the sequences and structural features of haemosporidian type-P5 ATPases. Malaria parasites have both subtype-P5A and subtype-P5B ATPase...

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e395d93a-b7fd-5029-95a6-271f031a3c85
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10.20944/preprints202509.1545.v1
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