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− | Source: http://pathogens.plosjournals.org/perlserv/?request=cover-legend&volume=2&issue=2
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− | | + | |Description=''Toxoplasma gondii'', an obligate intracellular human parasite, has a unique cytoskeletal apparatus that is probably used for invading host cells and for parasite replication. Shown here are images of ''T. gondii'' constructing daughter scaffolds within the mother cell. Cyan: YFP-α-Tubulin; yellow: mRFP-TgMORN1 (see Hu et al.). |
− | Toxoplasma gondii, an obligate intracellular human parasite, has a unique cytoskeletal apparatus that is probably used for invading host cells and for parasite replication. Shown here are images of T. gondii constructing daughter scaffolds within the mother cell. Cyan: YFP-α-Tubulin; yellow: mRFP-TgMORN1 (see Hu et al.). | + | |Source=Wikimedia Commons, http://pathogens.plosjournals.org/perlserv/?request=cover-legend&volume=2&issue=2 |
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− | Credit: Image provided by Ke Hu and John Murray.
| + | |Author=Ke Hu and John Murray |
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