The primary function of the PT is to transport infectious cargo into the host cell. A unique two-stage process of nuclear translocation was recently observed using high-speed imaging (Jaroenlak et al., 2020), wherein the nuclei, ∼1 μm in diameter, are …

… interphase, remaining tethered to centrosomes (microsporidian spindle pole bodies [mSPB]) … numerically rare organelles through the microsporidian life cycle. Results Morphological … , Fig S11) group of microsporidian DRPs (microsporidian Drp, Red dashed line) …

… cytoplasmic protein synthesis machine, the microsporidian ribosome. One-hundred fifty … with highly compacted genomes, microsporidia have removed essentially all eukaryotic … Jonas. Ribosomes were isolated from microsporidian spores, the extracellular dormant …

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… microbial composition associated with Microsporidia. Microsporidia are unicellular, spore-forming … pathways were affected by Microsporidia colonization. For instance, … DOI: Keywords: Anopheles arabiensis, Microsporidia, gut microbiota, transcriptome, malaria, …

… threats. Enterocytozoon bieneusi, a microsporidian parasite known to cause enteric … to the growing recognition of microsporidia as emerging foodborne pathogens. … the critical need to incorporate microsporidian screening into standard microbiological …

… span from 3 Mb in microsporidians (Biderre et al., 1997) up … observed in others, such as Microsporidia. Due to the transition to …

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… parasite, known to cause microsporidiosis, presents significant health … underscore a parallel between microsporidian evolution and agricultural practices. … of parasitescontrol strategies for microsporidiaEnterocytozoon bieneusi genotypinggenetic diversity of …