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Peptidyl Protease Inhibitors Block ERM-BP Function and Suppress Entamoeba Encystation
Entamoeba encystation process is a crucial developmental process that support to parasite persistence and disease transmission, yet the molecular mechanisms governing this stage conversion remain poorly understood and represent an attractive opportunity for therapeutic intervention. The Encystation
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