Imaging parasites at different scales

Cell Host & Microbe
Friedrich Frischknecht

Abstract

Pathogens interact with their hosts at different spatial and temporal scales. Studying these interactions therefore requires a wide range of imaging tools and approaches that bridge physics and biology, as shown by this Minireview focusing on recent studies of the causative agents of malaria, toxoplasmosis, and sleeping sickness.

Citations

Jul 12, 2013·Parasite Immunology·E J Pearce, J B Lok
Jan 25, 2017·ELife·Dennis Klug, Friedrich Frischknecht

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