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A versatile proline/alanine transporter in the unicellular pathogen Leishmania donovani regulates amino acid homoeostasis and osmotic stress responses

Inbar et al., 2013

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8726271489811170332
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Inbar E
Schlisselberg D
Suter Grotemeyer M
Rentsch D
Zilberstein D
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Unlike all other organisms, parasitic protozoa of the family Trypanosomatidae maintain a large cellular pool of proline that, together with the alanine pool, serve as alternative carbon sources as well as reservoirs of organic osmolytes. These reflect adaptation to their insect …
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