Study Finds Proteomic Patterns Coincide with Sub-Species Phylogeny for Chagas Disease Parasite
November 09, 2010
Study Finds Proteomic Patterns Coincide with Sub-Species Phylogeny for Chagas Disease Parasite
By bringing together phylogeny and proteomic data, an international research team has garnered evidence suggesting protein profiles vary with sub-species relationships for the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi.
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