Planting new targets for antiparasitic drugs

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Robert G. Ridley
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[1] Pharma Research,
[2] Preclinical Infectious Diseases,undefined
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Nature Medicine | 1998年 / 4卷
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An organelle in apicomplexan parasites including those causing malaria and toxoplasmosis may be the site of a plant biosynthetic pathway that could provide new targets for drug discovery and development.
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