Comparative Transcriptomic Exploration Reveals Unique Molecular Adaptations of Neuropathogenic Trichobilharzia to Invade and Parasitize Its Avian Definitive Host

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Main Authors:	Leontovyč R., Young N.D., Korhonen P.K., Hall R.S., Tan P., Mikeš L., Kašný M., Horák P., Gasser R.B.
Other Authors:	PHYSIOLOGY
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Published:	2019
Subjects:	adaptation amino acid metabolism Article bioinformatics carbohydrate metabolism cell adhesion cercaria cross reaction human neuropathology nonhuman proteomics RNA isolation RNA translation schistosomulum sequence analysis signal transduction transcriptomics upregulation animal biology DNA sequence duck gene expression profiling genetics growth, development and aging host pathogen interaction life cycle stage metabolism molecular genetics parasitology Schistosomatidae Adaptation, Biological Animals Computational Biology Ducks Gene Expression Profiling Host-Pathogen Interactions Life Cycle Stages Metabolic Networks and Pathways Molecular Sequence Data Sequence Analysis, DNA
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1619232024-04-09T06:31:47Z Comparative Transcriptomic Exploration Reveals Unique Molecular Adaptations of Neuropathogenic Trichobilharzia to Invade and Parasitize Its Avian Definitive Host Leontovyč R. Young N.D. Korhonen P.K. Hall R.S. Tan P. Mikeš L. Kašný M. Horák P. Gasser R.B. PHYSIOLOGY DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL adaptation amino acid metabolism Article bioinformatics carbohydrate metabolism cell adhesion cercaria cross reaction human neuropathology nonhuman proteomics RNA isolation RNA translation schistosomulum sequence analysis signal transduction transcriptomics upregulation animal biology DNA sequence duck gene expression profiling genetics growth, development and aging host pathogen interaction life cycle stage metabolism molecular genetics parasitology Schistosomatidae Adaptation, Biological Animals Computational Biology Ducks Gene Expression Profiling Host-Pathogen Interactions Life Cycle Stages Metabolic Networks and Pathways Molecular Sequence Data Schistosomatidae Sequence Analysis, DNA 10.1371/journal.pntd.0004406 PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases 10 2 e0004406 2019-11-08T08:45:24Z 2019-11-08T08:45:24Z 2016 Article Leontovyč R., Young N.D., Korhonen P.K., Hall R.S., Tan P., Mikeš L., Kašný M., Horák P., Gasser R.B. (2016). Comparative Transcriptomic Exploration Reveals Unique Molecular Adaptations of Neuropathogenic Trichobilharzia to Invade and Parasitize Its Avian Definitive Host. PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases 10 (2) : e0004406. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pntd.0004406 19352727 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/161923 Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Unpaywall 20191101
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topic	adaptation amino acid metabolism Article bioinformatics carbohydrate metabolism cell adhesion cercaria cross reaction human neuropathology nonhuman proteomics RNA isolation RNA translation schistosomulum sequence analysis signal transduction transcriptomics upregulation animal biology DNA sequence duck gene expression profiling genetics growth, development and aging host pathogen interaction life cycle stage metabolism molecular genetics parasitology Schistosomatidae Adaptation, Biological Animals Computational Biology Ducks Gene Expression Profiling Host-Pathogen Interactions Life Cycle Stages Metabolic Networks and Pathways Molecular Sequence Data Schistosomatidae Sequence Analysis, DNA
spellingShingle	adaptation amino acid metabolism Article bioinformatics carbohydrate metabolism cell adhesion cercaria cross reaction human neuropathology nonhuman proteomics RNA isolation RNA translation schistosomulum sequence analysis signal transduction transcriptomics upregulation animal biology DNA sequence duck gene expression profiling genetics growth, development and aging host pathogen interaction life cycle stage metabolism molecular genetics parasitology Schistosomatidae Adaptation, Biological Animals Computational Biology Ducks Gene Expression Profiling Host-Pathogen Interactions Life Cycle Stages Metabolic Networks and Pathways Molecular Sequence Data Schistosomatidae Sequence Analysis, DNA Leontovyč R. Young N.D. Korhonen P.K. Hall R.S. Tan P. Mikeš L. Kašný M. Horák P. Gasser R.B. Comparative Transcriptomic Exploration Reveals Unique Molecular Adaptations of Neuropathogenic Trichobilharzia to Invade and Parasitize Its Avian Definitive Host
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author_facet	PHYSIOLOGY Leontovyč R. Young N.D. Korhonen P.K. Hall R.S. Tan P. Mikeš L. Kašný M. Horák P. Gasser R.B.
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author	Leontovyč R. Young N.D. Korhonen P.K. Hall R.S. Tan P. Mikeš L. Kašný M. Horák P. Gasser R.B.
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title	Comparative Transcriptomic Exploration Reveals Unique Molecular Adaptations of Neuropathogenic Trichobilharzia to Invade and Parasitize Its Avian Definitive Host
title_short	Comparative Transcriptomic Exploration Reveals Unique Molecular Adaptations of Neuropathogenic Trichobilharzia to Invade and Parasitize Its Avian Definitive Host
title_full	Comparative Transcriptomic Exploration Reveals Unique Molecular Adaptations of Neuropathogenic Trichobilharzia to Invade and Parasitize Its Avian Definitive Host
title_fullStr	Comparative Transcriptomic Exploration Reveals Unique Molecular Adaptations of Neuropathogenic Trichobilharzia to Invade and Parasitize Its Avian Definitive Host
title_full_unstemmed	Comparative Transcriptomic Exploration Reveals Unique Molecular Adaptations of Neuropathogenic Trichobilharzia to Invade and Parasitize Its Avian Definitive Host
title_sort	comparative transcriptomic exploration reveals unique molecular adaptations of neuropathogenic trichobilharzia to invade and parasitize its avian definitive host
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Comparative Transcriptomic Exploration Reveals Unique Molecular Adaptations of Neuropathogenic Trichobilharzia to Invade and Parasitize Its Avian Definitive Host

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