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Signal transduction at the host-parasite interface.

Published:2006 Issue: Volume: Page:210-227
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Container-title:Parasitic flatworms: molecular biology, biochemistry, immunology and physiology
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Yoshino T. P.,Vermeire J. J.,Humphries J. E.

Abstract

This chapter reviews what is known about the signal-transducing tegumental receptors and their pathways potentially mediating chemical communication at the host-parasite interface in the Platyhelminthes. The chapter focuses on cell signalling cascades initiated by tegumental receptor-ligand interactions, potentially those associated with parasite growth and development. The discussion of molecular signalling in parasitic flatworms will be divided into 3 areas including: (1) tegumental involvement in transducing external signals; (2) molecular conservation of putative signal transduction molecules in parasitic flatworms; and signal-transducing receptors of platyhelminths and their signalling cascades.

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