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Proteotyping reactivant toxoplasmic encephalitis reveals virulence-associated dense granule protein GRA5 polymorphisms

2026-02-02

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> A fatal case of toxoplasmic encephalitis, and others like it, has caused microbiologists and clinicians to question whether different strains of T. gondii have more pathogenic potential than others. This raises significant concern, as T. gondii is a widely spread parasitic organism that is presumed to lie dormant in a third of the world’s general population. In this study, we expand on a previ...

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f8c17bb1-71ad-5374-a2b4-199b1ab765a4
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10.64898/2026.02.01.702898
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