Publications by authors named "Huan-Ping Guo"
Article Synopsis
- - The study examines how the parasite Toxoplasma gondii alters host RNA modification profiles to promote its own replication during infection.
- - Researchers used advanced techniques to analyze RNA modifications in mouse liver, spleen, and serum, finding significant changes, especially in the liver, during acute infection.
- - The results suggest that these RNA modifications can affect the stability of tRNA and protein translation, enhancing our understanding of host response mechanisms to parasitic infections.
Background: The aim of the study was to provide a point of reference to study the Neospora caninum infections in China.
Methods: Genome DNA was extracted from the brains of aborted fetuses and specific PCR was performed with N. caninum Nc5-targeted specific primers.