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Structural and evolutionary insights into DAF-12 interactions with transcriptional coactivators in parasitic nematodes
Parasitic nematodes infect billions of humans and livestock worldwide, causing major health and economic burdens, while the spread of anthelmintic resistance threatens current control strategies. A critical step in parasite infection is the resumption of development of infective third-stage larvae (
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