To Be or Not to Be a Tapeworm Parasite: That Is the Post-Genomic Question in <em>Taenia solium</em> Cysticercosis
Cestode parasites rely on their host to obtain their nutrients. Elucidation of tapeworm genomes has shown a remarkable reduction in the coding of multiple enzymes, particularly those of anabolic pathways. Previous findings showed that 10–13% of the proteins found in the vesicular fluid of Taenia sol...
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IntechOpen
2021
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