Invertebrate Immune Response Mechanisms
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RiboTRAP-seq reveals that anterior INT1 cells in C. elegans intestine are enriched for immune and stress response genes and are crucial for pathogen avoidance and survival.
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WNV infection induces durable neutralizing antibodies with a half-life of up to 472 days, but cross-reactivity against divergent lineages varies significantly among individuals.
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Gut-specific knock-down of EE cell-derived AstC significantly reduces fat storage in female Drosophila with no effect in males.
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Active migration of Plasmodium sporozoites through host cells is essential for sterilizing T cell-mediated immunity in rodent vaccination models.
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Plasmodium sporozoite cell traversal triggers innate immune responses that are essential for protective T cell activation, with traversal-deficient SPZs failing to prime immunity in mice.
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Liver metabolic reprogramming and Th2/1 cell accumulation during H. bakeri infection sustain long-term anti-helminth immunity, with 14-day infection activating immune pathways.
A multidrug-resistant Vibrio sinaloensis strain from diseased shrimp was effectively suppressed in vitro using a novel phage cocktail, reducing resistance development.
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Environmental temperature drives subspecies-level competition among Lactiplantibacillus plantarum clades in Drosophila simulans microbiomes, revealing functional diversification.
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AP2-HS is essential for environmental induction of gdv1 expression and sexual conversion in Plasmodium falciparum, involving a positive-negative feedback loop.
Arginine kinase 1 is essential for flight muscle development and function in Drosophila, with its depletion causing severe muscle defects and animal lethality.
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Loss of cGAS in killifish reduces age-related cellular senescence and transcriptional aging signatures but does not extend lifespan.
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Exclusion of aPKC from the apical cortex in enteroblasts prevents overproliferation of intestinal stem cells in Drosophila midgut, maintaining tissue homeostasis.
Inhibition of Rag GTPases and mTORC1 in enterocytes increases intestinal stem cell activity via distinct pathways, with Rag GTPases affecting Mitf and mTORC1 acting independently.
The structure of the Plasmodium falciparum moving junction reveals a sailboat-shaped complex that actively remodels host red blood cell membranes during invasion.
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