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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Host-parasite interface"”.

  1. Investigations on the host-parasite interface of a mycoparasite system /

    … of Choanephora cucur - bitarum and the host-parasite interface, after infection with Piptocephalis virginiana , were examined in detail. The cell walls of C_. cucurbitarum were determined to be composed of chitin (17%), chitosan (28.4%), neutral sugars (7.2%),uronic acid (2.4%), proteins …

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  2. The biology of marine myxosporida and an investigation into the effects of these parasites on teleosts

    … demonstrated the widespread occurrence of these parasites. Infection in selected fish species was related to age, sex and seasonal migration of the host. Structural studies of Myxobolus exiguus and Myxidium incurvatum were undertaken in order to investigate sporogenesis, parasite development and …

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  3. Patterns of Gene Expression in Schistosoma mansoni larvae associated with Infection of the Mammalian Host

    Larval schistosomes infect the human host by penetration of unbroken skin, before gaining access to a blood vessel and beginning their intravascular life. The work in this thesis focuses on the mammalian infection process, as it would be the ideal point to interrupt the life cycle. A whole organism …

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  4. Structure of the trypanosome transferrin receptor and insights into ligand binding and therapeutic strategies

    … that have evolved a complex and sophisticated interface with hosts to acquire nutrients and protect against the host immune system. The variant surface glycoprotein (VSG) forms a dense and dynamic protective coat, which serves to defend against the immunoglobulin-mediated host response. In …

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