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Molecular Biology of Parasitic Protozoa (Paperback)
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Molecular Biology of Parasitic Protozoa (Paperback)
Series: Frontiers in Molecular Biology, 13
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Frontiers in Molecular Biology is a series of books designed to
report on rapidly evolving, key areas of research in molecular
biology. Individual chapters are written by leading researchers who
are specialists in their fields. Each book is carefully organized
to provide an integrated analysis of current progress in the area
covered. Parasitic protozoa cause major infectious diseases of
humans and domestic animals. In recent years, new techniques in
molecular biology have allowed tremendous advances in our
understanding of these parasites. Molecular Biology of Parasitic
Protozoa covers this fast-moving field at an advanced level for
which there is no other up-to-date book. Topics covered include
trypanosomatid and Toxoplasma genetics, structure and replication
of kinetoplast DNA, regulation of gene expression in trypanosomes,
trans-splicing, RNA editing, the three genomes of Plasmodium,
mechanisms of drug resistance, biogenesis of glycosomes and
hydrogenosomes, glycosylphosphatidylinositols and the surface
architecture of parasitic protozoa. Molecular Biology of Parasitic
Protozoa is a unique compendium of current research findings in
this important area. It contains over 900 references and provides a
comprehensive review of the field as well as valuable insights and
predictions of future progress by leading researchers.
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