CPN60 is not involved in Heat Shock response.

CPN60 is not involved in Heat Shock response.

<p>A. Workflow of HS experiments and representative blood smears. Parasites are subjected to HS at 40<sup>o</sup>C for 24 hours and then allowed to recover at normal temperature (37<sup>o</sup>C). B. Parasites were subjected to HS and recovery as depicted in (A). Left:...

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Main Author: Amanda Tissawak (21762930) (author)
Other Authors: Yarden Rosin (21762933) (author), Shirly Katz Galay (21762936) (author), Alia Qasem (21762939) (author), Michal Shahar (15266558) (author), Nirit Trabelsi (21762942) (author), Ora Furman-Schueler (21762945) (author), Steven M. Johnson (17357) (author), Anat Florentin (21762948) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biophysics
Biochemistry
Medicine
Microbiology
Cell Biology
Genetics
Pharmacology
Evolutionary Biology
Hematology
Infectious Diseases
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
using genetic tools
first replication cycle
computational structural model
additional targets outside
previously unknown function
synthesize essential biomolecules
parasite death due
div >< p
cpn60 physically binds
affect hs response
apicoplast translation inhibitors
apicoplast function
work reveals
taken together
stable interface
refolding safeguard
plasmodium </
parasites serves
organellar damage
minimal control
metabolic hub
inactive forms
immediately within
heat shock
evidence suggests
eukaryotic cells
endosymbiotic organelles
directly involved
conserved chaperonin
close orthologues
chaperonin inhibition
cell nucleus
caseinolytic protease
balanced activities
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