H2B.V demarcates divergent strand-switch regions, some tDNA loci, and genome compartments in Trypanosoma cruzi and affects parasite differentiation and host cell invasion

Rosón, Juliana Nunes; Vitarelli, Marcela de Oliveira; Costa-Silva, Héllida Marina; Pereira, Kamille Schmitt; Pires, David da Silva; Lopes, Leticia de Sousa; Cordeiro, Barbara; Kraus, Amelie J.; Cruz, Karin Navarro Tozzi; Calderano, Simone Guedes; Fragoso, Stenio Perdigão; Siegel, T. Nicolai; Elias, Maria Carolina; Cunha, Julia Pinheiro Chagas da.
Artículo en Portugués | ARCA | ID: arc-52938

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