RNA-Seq reveals that overexpression of TcUBP1 switches the gene expression pattern toward that of the infective form of Trypanosoma cruzi
Trypanosomes regulate gene expression mainly by using posttranscriptional mechanisms. Key factors responsible for carrying out this regulation are RNA-binding proteins, affecting subcellular localization, translation, and/or transcript stability. Trypanosoma cruzi U-rich RNA-binding protein 1 (TcUBP...
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2023
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