Candidate CIA pathway proteins are important for parasite proliferation.

Candidate CIA pathway proteins are important for parasite proliferation.

<p><b>(A–G)</b> Fluorescence proliferation assays and western blotting of <b>(A)</b> r<i>Tg</i>Tah18-mAID-HA, <b>(B)</b> r<i>Tg</i>Dre2-mAID-HA, <b>(C)</b> rHA-mAID-<i>Tg</i>Nar1, <b>(D)</b> r<i&...

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Autor principal:	Evie R. Hodgson (21866946) (author)
Otros Autores:	Jenni A. Hayward (10063377) (author), Rachel A. Leonard (5195411) (author), F. Victor Makota (16625292) (author), Giel G. van Dooren (10063383) (author)
Publicado:	2025
Materias:	Biochemistry Medicine Microbiology Cell Biology Immunology Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified iron – sulfur eukaryotic cell biology elucidates pivotal differences div >< p exhibit dual localization nuclear client proteins toxoplasma gondii </ cia targeting complex toxoplasma </ nuclear proteins gondii </ mitochondrial targeting three proteins study provides showed previously scaffold protein remained unclear present evidence otherwise ancient may reflect living relatives important group functionally conserved comprehensive analysis closest free cia1 protein
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