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Interaction between Trypanosoma rangeli and the Rhodnius prolixus salivary gland depends on the phosphotyrosine ecto-phosphatase activity of the parasite by Dos-Santos, André L.A., Dick, Claudia F., Alves-Bezerra, Michele, Silveira, Thaís S., Paes, Lisvane Silva, Gondim, Katia C., Meyer-Fernandes, José R.

“…[Display omitted] ► Trypanosoma rangeli long epimastigotes have a high phosphotyrosine (P-Tyr) ecto-phosphatase activity. ► P-Tyr ecto-phosphatase is related…”
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Salinity dependence of the distribution of multicellular magnetotactic prokaryotes in a hypersaline lagoon by Martins, Juliana L, Silveira, Thaís S, Silva, Karen T, Lins, Ulysses

“…Candidatus Magnetoglobus multicellularis is an unusual magnetotactic multicellular microorganism composed of a highly organized assemblage of gram-negative…”
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Grazing protozoa and magnetosome dissolution in magnetotactic bacteria by Martins, Juliana L, Silveira, Thaís S, Abreu, Fernanda, Silva, Karen T, da Silva-Neto, Inácio D, Lins, Ulysses

“…Magnetotactic bacteria show an ability to navigate along magnetic field lines because of magnetic particles called magnetosomes. All magnetotactic bacteria are…”
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Trypanosoma rangeli: An alkaline ecto-phosphatase activity is involved with survival and growth of the parasite by Dos-Santos, André L.A., Dick, Claudia F., Silveira, Thaís S., Fonseca-de-Souza, André L., Meyer-Fernandes, José R.

“…•Trypanosoma rangeli presents an alkaline ecto-phosphatase activity.•The alkaline ecto-phosphatase is activated by calcium.•The alkaline ecto-phosphatase is a…”
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Spatiotemporal distribution of the magnetotactic multicellular prokaryote Candidatus Magnetoglobus multicellularis in a Brazilian hypersaline lagoon and in microcosms by Martins, Juliana L, Silveira, Thais S, Abreu, Fernanda, de Almeida, Fernando P, Rosado, Alexandre S, Lins, Ulysses

“…Candidatus Magnetoglobus multicellularis is an unusual morphotype of magnetotactic prokaryotes. These microorganisms are composed of a spherical assemblage of…”
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