Genetic impairment of parasite myosin motors uncovers the contribution of host cell membrane dynamics to Toxoplasma invasion forces
10.1186/s12915-016-0316-8
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Bichet, M., Touquet, B., Gonzalez, V., Florent, I., Meissner, M., & Tardieux, I. (2016). Genetic impairment of parasite myosin motors uncovers the contribution of host cell membrane dynamics to Toxoplasma invasion forces. BMC Biology, 14(1).

Authors 6
  1. Marion Bichet (first)
  2. Bastien Touquet (additional)
  3. Virginie Gonzalez (additional)
  4. Isabelle Florent (additional)
  5. Markus Meissner (additional)
  6. Isabelle Tardieux (additional)
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