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Maritza N Ventura, Prabhakar Singh, David Goich

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    |February 6, 2026
    PubMed
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    这项研究表明,真核转化启动因子3 (eIF3) 复合体对于真菌病原体Cryptococcus neoformans适应压力并引起疾病至关重要. 特定的子单元,如eIF3d,对于应激反应和毒性至关重要.

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