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PfATP4 is an essential sodium efflux pump located at the plasma membrane of *P. falciparum*, crucial for maintaining ionic balance inside malaria parasites during their blood-stage lifecycle. Its unique role makes it highly "druggable," with several new-generation antimalarials targeting this protein directly—though emergence of resistant mutants remains an ongoing concern due to associated fitness costs limiting their spread under natural conditions.
Inhibition of PfATP4 activity leading to disruption of ionic homeostasis and parasite death.
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