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The thrombospondin-related protein family of apicomplexan parasites: the gears of the cell invasion machinery

Naitza et al., 1998

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4002759645752183532
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Naitza S
Spano F
Robson K
Crisanti A
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A number of severe diseases of medical and veterinary importance are caused by parasites of the phylum Apicomplexa. These parasites invade host cells using similar subcellular structures, organelles and molecular species. Proteins containing one or more copies of the …
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