Apicomplexan parasites constitute more than 6,000 species infecting a wide range of hosts.
These include important pathogens such as those causing malaria and toxoplasmosis. Their …

Ribosomes, in general, are viewed as constitutive macromolecular machines where protein
synthesis takes place; however, this view has been recently challenged, supporting the …

The phylum Apicomplexa comprises eukaryotic parasites that cause fatal diseases affecting
millions of people and animals worldwide. Their mitochondrial genomes have been …

The integrity of genomes of the two crucial organelles of the malaria parasite—an apicoplast
and mitochondrion in each cell− must be maintained by DNA repair mediated by proteins …

The Plasmodium falciparum mitochondrial electron transport chain (mETC) is responsible
for essential metabolic pathways such as de novo pyrimidine synthesis and ATP synthesis …

Despite the enormous significance of malaria parasites for global health, some basic
features of their ultrastructure remain obscure. Here, we apply high-resolution volumetric …

Malaria is a parasitic illness caused by the Plasmodium spp., with an estimated 247 million
malaria cases reported in 2021 across 84 endemic countries. Treatment of the deadliest …