Tsetse flies use subtle but highly efficient adaptations, including small teeth on the labellum and a strong proboscis retraction, to feed on diverse hosts without extraordinary forces.
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Tsetse flies use subtle but highly efficient adaptations, including small teeth on the labellum and a strong proboscis retraction, to feed on diverse hosts without extraordinary forces.
Cryo-EM structures reveal how Leishmania tarentolae trans-splices SL RNA, uncovering lineage-specific adaptations that enable SL exon ligation in trypanosomatids.
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