2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-507x2012000400017
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Malária por Plasmodium falciparum: estudos proteômicos

Abstract: Despite advances in treatment and campaigns for prevention and control of malaria on the various continents where it is still rampant, this disease remains significantly relevant to the contemporary world. Plasmodium falciparum is the organism that is mainly responsible for severe malaria, which is characterized by disturbances in different organs and systems, with possibly fatal outcomes. Although incipient, proteomic studies of malaria have yielded favorable prospects for elucidating the biological aspects o… Show more

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“…Only 69 proteins are shared by these species, emphasizing how unique each evolutionary form is. Male gametocytes exhibit the most unique proteome of all the P. falciparum lifecycle stages, containing many proteins essential for flagellar movement and rapid genome replication [57].…”
Section: Gametocytes Protein Specificmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Only 69 proteins are shared by these species, emphasizing how unique each evolutionary form is. Male gametocytes exhibit the most unique proteome of all the P. falciparum lifecycle stages, containing many proteins essential for flagellar movement and rapid genome replication [57].…”
Section: Gametocytes Protein Specificmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esses marcadores fornecem uma profunda análise dos padrões de fluxo de genes, assim como de linhagens de protistas mantidas ao longo do tempo. Tem havido um interesse crescente na estrutura da população de parasitas da malária e notou-se que os microssatélites são marcadores úteis e abundantes nos genomas do P. falciparum e P. vivax (45). Entretanto, um problema com relação a esses marcadores pode ser a alta taxa de mutação, além do efeito das estruturas populacionais devido a processos demográficos sobre elestais como expansões clonais em áreas de baixa transmissão.…”
Section: Controleunclassified
“…Cada grupo de doadores apresentou diferentes perfis de anticorpos. A partir dessa técnica, há possibilidade de identificação dos antígenos imunorreativos, o que facilitará o desenvolvimento de vacinas (45,55). Portanto, as estratégias profiláticas serão mais eficazes se orientadas para proteínas próprias expressas em fases específicas do ciclo de vida do Plasmodium (56).…”
Section: Vacinação Para Maláriaunclassified
“…However, infections by Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodium vivax showed 95% prevalence of malaria in the world [11]. In spite of the progress in its prophylaxis and treatment [12][13][14], malaria is still considered an important public health problem [15]. World Malaria Report published in 2019 showed an increase in malaria cases, stating 228 million human infections and 405 thousand deaths in 2018 [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%