Sustained activation of Akt elicits mitochondrial dysfunction to block Plasmodium falciparum infection in the mosquito host
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Sustained activation of Akt elicits mitochondrial dysfunction to block Plasmodium falciparum infection in the mosquito host
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Sustained activation of Akt el ...... infection in the mosquito host
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Sustained activation of Akt el ...... infection in the mosquito host
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Sustained activation of Akt el ...... infection in the mosquito host
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Sustained activation of Akt el ...... infection in the mosquito host
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Sustained activation of Akt el ...... infection in the mosquito host
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Sustained activation of Akt el ...... infection in the mosquito host
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Sustained activation of Akt el ...... infection in the mosquito host
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Anna L Drexler
Danielle Sakaguchi
Eleonora Napoli
Jose E Pietri
Kong Cheung
Mark S Price
Martha Georgis
Michael Riehle
Nazzy Pakpour
Richard Eigenheer
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10.1371/JOURNAL.PPAT.1003180
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2013-02-28T00:00:00Z