RPPA Reveals Altered Phosphorylation Profile in Plasmodium-infected Hepatocytes
Introduction Plasmodium parasites inflict widespread global disease, which in the case of malaria is caused by the intraerythrocytic form of the parasite. The parasite infects the host by traveling to the liver where it intracellularly develops and affects hepatocyte cells, initiating a range of responses including autophagy and apoptosis. Different hosts, and even different hepatocyte … Continued