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<p>Comparative GC-MS fatty acid analysis of <i>T. brucei</i> and <i>T. congolense</i>. The culture medium used for each sample group is indicated in the column title (HMI-AMII: 10% FBS, 2.5% AMII; HMI-93: 20% goat serum). Abundance of each FA is shown as a percentage of total detected FA.</p>
Emily A. Dickie (9732841)
Stefan K. Weidt (13876669)
Jennifer Haggarty (21392438)
Gavin Blackburn (2111572)
Mary K. Doherty (1892476)
Ryan Ritchie (449213)
Edith Paxton (5480174)
Simon Young (684)
Phillip D. Whitfield (1892482)
Terry K. Smith (112550)
Liam J. Morrison (9300330)
Michael P. Barrett (167748)
Pieter C. Steketee (10024552)
Biochemistry
Medicine
Microbiology
Cell Biology
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Ecology
unified biological understanding
ms lipidomics analyses
likely carries implications
developing experimental systems
comparative lipidomic profiling
african animal trypanosomosis
trypanosome membrane biology
one health approach
bloodstream form parasites
novel medium formulation
relative lipidomic profiles
human african trypanosomiasis
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novel therapeutics effective
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lipidomic profiles
human health
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parasites synthesise
lipid biology
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typically cultured
thereby removing
supplemented culture
species therapies
species revealed
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significant differences
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saharan africa
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profound impacts
primary cause
pathogen interactions
observations indicate
metabolic distinctions
<p>Comparative GC-MS fatty acid analysis of <i>T. brucei</i> and <i>T. congolense</i>. The culture medium used for each sample group is indicated in the column title (HMI-AMII: 10% FBS, 2.5% AMII; HMI-93: 20% goat serum). Abundance of each FA is shown as a percentage of total detected FA.</p>
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10.1371/journal.pntd.0014771.t002
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