ReviewParasitology research2009
Enzymatic antioxidant systems in helminth parasites.
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Abstract
Parasitic helminths have a coexistence with mammalian hosts whereby they survive for several years in known hostile conditions of their hosts. Many explanations exist describing how these parasitic helminths are able to survive. In the last years, a lot of studies have focused on both enzymatic and non-enzymatic antioxidant systems now shown to exist in these parasites and which may serve as defence tactics against the host-generated oxygen radicals. The relevance of antioxidant enzymes is confirmed by the fact that some of these molecules represent putative protective anti-parasite vaccines (i.e. in schistosomiasis). This review tries to compile what is known to date of the enzymatic antioxidant systems in selected parasitic helminths.
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