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4.99.1.8
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hemozoin is the main protective mechanism against heme toxicity in malaria parasites
714676
4.99.1.8
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identification of two heme binding sites and a hemoglobin binding site in Pf HDP. Treatment of Plasmodium falciparum 3D7 parasites with peptide corresponding to the hemoglobin binding domain results in food vacuole abnormalities similar to that seen with cysteine protease inhibitor, E-64
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4.99.1.8
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non-crystalline heme is stored within hemoglobin in the digestive vacuole, and then converted to crystallized heme with the assistance of the heme detoxification protein. A coupling exists between the rate of hemoglobin digestion and the rate of heme dimerization and crystallization. In vivo heme crystallization occurs at a rate of about 1000/s, which is close to the in vitro rate of heme dimerization measured for the heme detoxification protein (HDP). HDP may be primarily responsible for heme crystallization
749357
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