Titlebook: Cysteine Proteases of Pathogenic Organisms; Mark W. Robinson,John P. Dalton Book 2011 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Studies in the History of Philosophy of Mindf the C1 family of cysteine proteases, including one cathepsin L-like (TgCPL), one cathepsin B-like (TgCPB) and three cathepsin C-like (TgCPC1, 2 and 3) proteases. Recent genetic, biochemical and structural studies reveal that cathepsins function in microneme and rhoptry protein maturation, host cel

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Stem Cells: Are We Ready for Therapy?d stage-specificity and control of expression. We discuss their contributions to parasite metabolism, virulence and pathogenesis and modulation of the host’s immune response. Their applications as vaccine candidates and diagnostic markers as well as their chemical and genetic validation as drug targ

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Animal Models for Stem Cell Therapysable for the survival and propagation of this protozoan parasite and therefore, it has attracted considerable interest as a potential drug target. This chapter charts the path from the initial identification of this proteases activity and its validation as a bone fide drug target to the arduous tas

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-62703-068-7re able to penetrate, transform and then migrate as schistosomula in nonspecific hosts (e.g., mouse, man). Peptidases are among the key molecules produced by these schistosomes that enable parasite invasion and survival within the host and include cysteine peptidases such as cathepsins B1 and B2. Th

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George Serban,Arthur Kling (Professor)ntly of the type 2 cystatins. Recently, a wealth of information on these molecules and their activities has been described. Parasite cystatins are shown to have dual functions via interaction with both parasite and host proteases. Thereby, parasite cystatins are not only essentially involved in the