Toxoplasma gondii is an obligate intracellular parasite belonging to the phylum
Apicomplexa that infects all warm-blooded animals, including humans. T. gondii can …

The need for new antimicrobials is great in face of a growing pool of resistant pathogenic
organisms. This review will address the potential for antimicrobial therapy based on …

Malaria is caused by protozoan parasites of the genus Plasmodium. Five species of
Plasmodium cause infection in humans, with the majority of lethal cases caused by …

Many common drugs induce megaloblastic anemia by interfering with folate or vitamin B12
absorption, altering B12 metabolism, or blocking pathways in which these vitamins play a …

Human malaria parasites proliferate in different erythroid cell types during infection. Whilst
Plasmodium vivax exhibits a strong preference for immature reticulocytes, the more …

Malaria still affects around 200 million people and is responsible for more than 400,000
deaths per year, mostly children in subequatorial areas. This disease is caused by parasites …

Malaria continues to be a devastating burden on the world, causing the deaths of an
estimated 627000 people in 2012, with 482 000 of those being children under the age of 5 …

Malaria is a critical human disease with extensive exploration yet unestablished due to
occurrence of frequent drug resistance. This aspect of malaria pharmacology calls for the …

To capture the transcriptional dynamics within proliferating cells, methods to differentiate
nascent transcription from preexisting mRNAs are desired. One approach is to label newly …

Toxoplasma gondii is a common zoonotic infection of humans, and estimates indicate that 1–
2 billion people are chronically infected. Although largely asymptomatic, chronic infection …