Publications by authors named "Elizabeth Tenborg"

tachyzoites co-opt host cell functions through introduction of a large set of rhoptry- and dense granule-derived effector proteins. These effectors reach the host cytosol through different means: direct injection for rhoptry effectors and translocation across the parasitophorous vacuolar membrane (PVM) for dense granule (GRA) effectors. The machinery that translocates these GRA effectors has recently been partially elucidated, revealing three components, MYR1, MYR2, and MYR3.

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  • A new non-destructive imaging probe called MMPSense750 allows researchers to detect cartilage-degrading enzymes, specifically matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs), in real-time, advancing our understanding of osteoarthritis (OA) research.
  • The study aimed to use MMPSense750 to observe early degradation activities in cartilage after injuries and determine optimal conditions for MMP activity measurement.
  • Results showed that injured knees had significantly higher MMP activity, indicating that MMPSense750 is effective for detecting changes in cartilage before they appear on standard imaging, which could help in studying the progression and treatment of OA.
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