THE INITIATION TRANSLATION FACTOR eIF-4A OF CRYPTOSPORIDIUM PARVUM IS ENCODED BY TWO DISTINCT mRNA FORMS AND SHOWS DNA SEQUENCE POLYMORPHISM DISTINGUISHING GENOTYPE 1 AND 2 ISOLATES | Citedby Results | Journal of Parasitology

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THE INITIATION TRANSLATION FACTOR eIF-4A OF CRYPTOSPORIDIUM PARVUM IS ENCODED BY TWO DISTINCT mRNA FORMS AND SHOWS DNA SEQUENCE POLYMORPHISM DISTINGUISHING GENOTYPE 1 AND 2 ISOLATES

J Parasitol (2000) 86 (4): 777–782.

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