A single Leishmania adenylate–forming enzyme of the ANL superfamily generates both acetyl- and acetoacetyl-CoA

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New in JBC press: "Scientists' findings not only advance our understanding of Leishmania metabolism but also present LiAcs1 as a promising drug target." Learn more: https://t.co/xzkGpB9Frr https://t.co/8itTpFBWnl

RT @JezewskiAndrew: Check out our pre-proof characterizing an acetate/acetoacetate utilizing enzyme in Leishmania. Helps explain what appea…

Check out our pre-proof characterizing an acetate/acetoacetate utilizing enzyme in Leishmania. Helps explain what appeared to be a lack of acetoacetyl CoA ligase in an organism that should require one. @UIowaPeds #krysanlab @SSGCID https://t.co/RZEbUGyby0

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