ArticleFrontiers in parasitology2026
Chemical inhibition of α-mannosidase in
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Schistosomes are parasitic flatworms that infect over 230 million people worldwide. As continuous exposure and high-reinfection rates cause severe disease in inhabitants of endemic areas, there is an urgent need for prophylactic vaccines or drugs that induce protective immunity. N-glycosylation is a conserved process in eukaryotes, including schistosomes, that affects various cellular and developmental biological processes. Schistosomes display characteristic developmental N-glycans that are important in parasite-host interaction and intra-mammalian development, which is associated with a changing N-glycan profile. In this study, we investigate whether application of the α-mannosidase inhibitors kifunensine and swainsonine during long-term
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