Abstract Invasive mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae) play a key role in the spread of a number
of mosquito-borne diseases worldwide. Anthropogenic changes play a significant role in …

The Aurora family of kinases orchestrates chromosome segregation and cytokinesis during
cell division, with precise spatiotemporal regulation of its catalytic activities by distinct protein …

Malaria-causing parasites of the Plasmodium genus undergo multiple developmental
phases in the human and the mosquito hosts, regulated by various post-translational …

Some parasitic diseases, such as malaria, require two hosts to complete their lifecycle: a
human and an insect vector. Although most malaria research has focused on parasite …

Abstract Background The apicomplexan parasites Eimeria spp. are the causative agents of
coccidiosis, a disease with a significant global impact on the poultry industry. The complex …

Faithful chromosome segregation of 8 duplicated haploid genomes into 8 daughter gametes
is essential for male gametogenesis and mosquito transmission of Plasmodium …

Neddylation is a type of posttranslational modification known to regulate a wide range of
cellular processes by covalently conjugating the ubiquitin-like protein Nedd8 to target …

Differentiation of male gametocytes into flagellated fertile male gametes relies on the
assembly of axoneme, a major component of male development for mosquito transmission …

The oocyst is a sporogonic stage of Plasmodium development that takes place in the
mosquito midgut in about 2 weeks. The cyst is protected by a capsule of unknown …

Malaria, a vector borne disease, is a major global health and socioeconomic problem
caused by the apicomplexan protozoan parasite Plasmodium. The parasite alternates …