Parasites, molecular biology, drug and vaccine design : proceedings of a UCLA Symposium held at Keystone, Colorado, April 3-10, 1989
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Parasites, molecular biology, drug and vaccine design : proceedings of a UCLA Symposium held at Keystone, Colorado, April 3-10, 1989
（UCLA symposia on molecular and cellular biology, new ser.,
Wiley-Liss, 1990
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This wide-ranging collection of edited papers examines the many mechanisms that allow parasites to survive and interact in a host environment. The research explains how a more knowledgeable understanding of host-parasite interactions aids in the development of unique strategies for vaccine design and applied research in clinical diagnostics and therapeutics. Divided into five parts, the text covers gene expression during parasite differentiation and development; the potential for molecular genetics in parasite systems; molecules of the parasite membrane; molecular modeling and parasite drug design; and vaccines.
Table of Contents
- Gene Expression During Parasite Differentiation and Development: A-Regulation During Development and Differentiation
- B-Regulation of VSG Gene Expression in African Trypanopsomes
- C-Transcriptional Signals and RNA Processing
- The Potential for Molecular Genetics in Parasite Systems
- Molecules of the Parasite Membrane
- Molecular Modeling and Parasite Drug Design: A-Enzymes in Parasite Systems
- B-Drug Resistance
- Vaccines.
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