… protozoan parasite … trypanosomatid genomes using new-generation technologies has
significantly improved our understanding of the underlying metabolic processes in these parasites. …

… This is a concern in developing countries where many pathogenic Protozoa are endemic. …
Limitations in the genome assemblies of protozoans hinder precise comparative genomics …

… Different species of the trypanosomatid protozoan Leishmania are the causative agents
of cutaneous (CL), visceral (VL) or mucocutaneous (MCL) and disseminated (DCL) …

… State-of-the-art of vaccines in protozoan parasites Apicomplexan and Trypanosomatid
parasites are … Cutting-edge technologies such as comparative genomics or CRISPR/Cas9-based …

… The parasitic trypanosomatids cause lethal and debilitating diseases, the leishmaniases,
Chagas disease, and the African trypanosomiases, with major impacts on human and animal …

… The number of sequenced trypanosomatid genomes has reached a critical point so that
they are now available for almost all genera and subgenera. Based on this, we inferred a …

… protozoa and bacteria by applying comparative genomics to test … PFOR, such as
trypanosomatid parasites of insects, may … in close proximity with some invading protozoan …

… belong to a remarkable group of unicellular, parasitic organisms of the order Kinetoplastida,
… genomic-scale data of several trypanosomatids becoming available since 2005 (genomes, …

… Trypanosomatids were originally considered to be entirely or predominantly clonal. With
the advent of MLST and comparative genomics, evidence of genetic exchange became more …

… The genome annotation yielded 9,299 predicted proteins. These values are comparable
to those from other available trypanosomatid genomes. The genome and annotation …