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Malaria: The calcium connection
Amanda Tromans
One of the most visually striking events in the life cycle of the malaria parasite is exflagellation — the process by which the male reproductive cells emerge, complete with propellers, from a precursor cell. As they describe in Cell (117, 503–514; 2004), Oliver Billker and colleagues have pinned down the initial steps in the underlying cascade of molecular events.
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