Glimpses at the Early Days of Parasite Biochemistry

Brand, Theodor von

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-711050-9.50006-3

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“…Research, of course, is not carried out in isolation, there are always others working on the same or related topics and there is a constant interchange of ideas. Unfortunately there is not room to properly acknowledge all those who have contributed to the developments I am going to describe, but extensive references to early work can be found in von Brand (1966Brand ( , 1972 and and I have also tried to include review articles where possible.…”

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Forty years of helminth biochemistry

Barrett

2009

Parasitology

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This review describes some of the developments in helminth biochemistry that have taken place over the last 40 years. Since the early 1970s the main anabolic and catabolic pathways in parasitic helminths have been worked out. The mode of action of the majority of anthelmintics is now known, but in many cases the mechanisms of resistance remain elusive. Developments in helminth biochemistry have depended heavily on developments in other areas. High throughput methods such as proteomics, transcriptomics and genome sequencing are now generating vast amounts of new data. The challenge for the future is to interpret and understand the biological relevance of this new information.

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