Plasmodium falciparum NIMA-related kinase Pfnek-1: sex specificity and assessment of essentiality for the erythrocytic asexual cycle
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Laurent Meijer | Jean-Philippe Semblat | L. Meijer | D. Chakrabarti | N. Quashie | Shelley Patterson | A. Sicard | C. Doerig | Debopam Chakrabarti | L. Reininger | Christian Doerig | Dominique Dorin-semblat | S. Schmitt | J. Semblat | Dean Goldring | Luc Reininger | Dominique Dorin-Semblat | Dean Goldring | Sophie Schmitt | Audrey Sicard | Shelley Patterson | Neils Quashie | Dominique Dorin-Semblat | Audrey Sicard
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