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The trypanosome flagellar pocket
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2009Trypanosomes are important disease agents and excellent models for the study of evolutionary cell biology. The trypanosome flagellar pocket is a small invagination of the plasma membrane where the flagellum exits the cytoplasm and participates in many cellular processes.
Mark C, Field, Mark, Carrington
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The Molecular Evolution of Trypanosomes
Parasitology Today, 1999The absence of a fossil record has meant that the evolution of protozoa has remained largely a matter for speculation. Recent advances in molecular biology and phylogenetic analysis, however, are allowing the 'history written in the genes' to be interpreted. Here, Jamie Stevens and Wendy Gibson review progress in reconstruction of trypanosome phylogeny
Stevens, JR, Gibson, WC
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Infecting Triatomines with Trypanosomes
2020The infection of triatomines with trypanosomes can be performed with different forms of the parasite, and the procedure is important not only for vector-parasite interaction studies but also for maintaining the infectivity of parasite strains, which guarantees more realistic biological and molecular investigations.
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1999
Abstract As mentioned, the trypanosomes are closely related to the leishmaniae, and their zoologic classification follows the same lines (see Chapter 4; Corliss, 1994). Trypanosomes are known in general as the blood flagellates, and under natural conditions they occur in humans and many other species of animals.
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Abstract As mentioned, the trypanosomes are closely related to the leishmaniae, and their zoologic classification follows the same lines (see Chapter 4; Corliss, 1994). Trypanosomes are known in general as the blood flagellates, and under natural conditions they occur in humans and many other species of animals.
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Deformation of erythrocytes by trypanosomes
Experimental Cell Research, 1965The movements of Trypanosoma brucei are briefly described. The deformation of mouse erythrocytes by this organism is illustrated and the magnitude of the deforming force calculated.
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Endocytosis in African Trypanosomes
2005African trypanosomes face a peculiar dilemma in mammalian hosts. They are simultaneously constrained to avoid interactions that might be detrimental to their survival but also must acquire macromolecules. At the moment precisely how they have successfully resolved this conundrum remains elusive but what is clear is that they have developed a very ...
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Cultivation of Mammalian Trypanosomes*
The Journal of Protozoology, 1964SYNOPSIS. Cultivation of the mammalian trypanosomes can be accomplished in the following artificial environments: monophasic and diphasic blood agar, dialysate, undefined, and partially defined liquid media, semisolid media, avian embryos, and tissue cultures.
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Antigenic variation of trypanosomes
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Gene Structure and Expression, 1985Etude de la biologie des trypanosomes et de la variation antigenique. Synthese des VSGS et structure de la paroi externe. Structure des telomeres, organisation chromosomique, specificite des genes telomeriques, activation non duplicative, conversion des telomeres transcription chez les trypanosomatides, controle des sites d'expression ...
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Antigens of African Trypanosomes
1985The African trypanosomes present their hosts with the best characterised antigens in parasitology — the variant surface glycoproteins, or VSGs. The structure of the genes encoding VSGs and the mechanism by which the expression of these genes is regulated have been studied intensively (reviewed in Steinert and Pays 1985). Research in this area is at the
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