“Since Toxoplasma parasites are so divergent from us, they have evolved their own sets of proteins that are involved in calcium signaling pathways,” said Alice Herneisen, a graduate student in the lab of Whitehead Institute Member Sebastian Lourido.
“Since Toxoplasma parasites are so divergent from us, they have evolved their own sets of proteins that are involved in calcium signaling pathways,” said Alice Herneisen, a graduate student in the lab of Whitehead Institute Member Sebastian Lourido.
