ArticleCell reports2026
TgSEC14-LTP1 is a vacuole-secreted SEC14/CRAL-TRIO-like protein required for host DAG flux and PC homeostasis in T. gondii.
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Abstract
Intracellular apicomplexan parasites depend on host-derived lipids to expand the parasitophorous vacuole (PV) and replicate. Toxoplasma gondii secretes numerous dense granule proteins (GRAs) for PV remodeling, but PV lumen factors that selectively bind host lipids and shape host-to-parasite lipid flux remain poorly defined. Here, we identify TgSEC14-LTP1, a previously uncharacterized GRA with a divergent SEC14/CRAL-TRIO domain. Structural and genetic analyses show that TgSEC14-LTP1 is secreted into the PV lumen and is essential for parasite replication. Lipidomic profiling, protein-lipid pulldown assays,
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