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Toxoplasma gondii’s Basal Complex: The Other Apicomplexan Business End Is Multifunctional by Gubbels, Marc-Jan, Ferguson, David J. P., Saha, Sudeshna, Romano, Julia D., Chavan, Suyog, Primo, Vincent A., Michaud, Cynthia, Coppens, Isabelle, Engelberg, Klemens

“…The Apicomplexa are famously named for their apical complex, a constellation of organelles at their apical end dedicated to invasion of their host cells. In…”
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The Extracellular Milieu of Toxoplasma's Lytic Cycle Drives Lab Adaptation, Primarily by Transcriptional Reprogramming by Primo, Vincent A, Rezvani, Yasaman, Farrell, Andrew, Murphy, Connor Q, Lou, Jingjing, Vajdi, Amir, Marth, Gabor T, Zarringhalam, Kourosh, Gubbels, Marc-Jan

“…Evolve and resequencing (E&R) was applied to lab adaptation of Toxoplasma gondii for over 1,500 generations with the goal of mapping host-independent in vitro…”
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Isolation and Transfection of Primary Culture Bovine Retinal Pericytes by Primo, Vincent A, Arboleda-Velasquez, Joseph F

“…This protocol describes an enzymatic approach for isolating homogeneous cultures of pericytes from retinas of bovine source. In summary, retinas are dissected,…”
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The Extracellular Milieu of Toxoplasma 's Lytic Cycle Drives Lab Adaptation, Primarily by Transcriptional Reprogramming by Primo, Jr, Vincent A, Rezvani, Yasaman, Farrell, Andrew, Murphy, Connor Q, Lou, Jingjing, Vajdi, Amir, Marth, Gabor T, Zarringhalam, Kourosh, Gubbels, Marc-Jan

“…Evolve and resequencing (E&R) was applied to lab adaptation of Toxoplasma gondii for over 1,500 generations with the goal of mapping host-independent virulence…”
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Toxoplasma gondii 's Basal Complex: The Other Apicomplexan Business End Is Multifunctional by Gubbels, Marc-Jan, Ferguson, David J P, Saha, Sudeshna, Romano, Julia D, Chavan, Suyog, Primo, Vincent A, Michaud, Cynthia, Coppens, Isabelle, Engelberg, Klemens

“…The Apicomplexa are famously named for their apical complex, a constellation of organelles at their apical end dedicated to invasion of their host cells. In…”
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