“…In the tachyzoite stage, many GRAs are restricted to the PV and participate in the elaboration of an intravacuolar network (IVN) embedding parasites and shaping the vacuole (Mercier & Cesbron‐Delauw, 2015). In addition, several GRAs localize to the PVM, at the interface with the host cell cytosol, where they modulate host cell signaling pathways (GRA6 [Ma et al, 2014]; GRA7 [Alaganan et al, 2014]; GRA12 [Guevara et al, 2021]; GRA15 [Jensen et al, 2011; Rosowski et al, 2011]; GRA60 [Nyonda et al, 2021]) or mediate the recruitment of host organelles to the vicinity of the PVM notably via MAF1 (Pernas et al, 2014). Finally, a category of GRAs containing intrinsically disordered domains are exported beyond the PVM and reside in the host cytosol such as GRA18 (He et al, 2018) or are imported into the host cell nucleus i.e., GRA16 (Bougdour et al, 2013), GRA24 (Braun et al, 2013), GRA28 (Nadipuram et al, 2016), IST (Gay et al, 2016; Olias et al, 2016), and TEEGR (Braun et al, 2019; Panas, Naor, et al, 2019) to remodel the host transcriptome in favor of parasite long‐term persistence.…”