… of manipulation and evasion strategies used by Cryptococcus… , calcium flux and protease
activity, rendering the phagosome … of Cryptococcus to proliferate inside macrophages and then …

… of yeast cells in some phagosomes, particularly larger ones … in macrophages where the
fungal cell cannot escape, the … and manipulation of the phagosome by a fungal pathogen. …

… during the interaction of Cryptococcus neoformans with macrophages in … As the phagosomes
of macrophages have limited glucose … An initial event in the escape of C. neoformans from …

… Phagosomes then interact with lysosomes to form … on phagosome maturation among the
various immune evasion … phagocytes, including macrophages, neutrophils and dendritic cells. …

… by macrophages it resides within a mature phagosome, where it … neoformans escape from
macrophages during this time course … Chemical manipulation of PMP affects the outcome of C. …

… interactions driving disease establishment is Cryptococcus’s … or Mycobacteria, escape from
the phagosome before it acidifies; … albicans’s phagosomes acidify faster in M1 macrophages …

… neoformans may manipulate phagosome maturation to enhance its own … by macrophages
are degraded in the phagosome, C. neoformans uses at least three mechanisms to escape …

… macrophages play a key role in the outcome of a cryptococcal infection, it is crucial to understand
factors that mediate phagocytosis of C… govern macrophages' ability to phagocytose C. …

… , and even physical escape from the phagosome. Our … This last step is enhanced through
interactions with GTPase-… by macrophages by preventing fusion between phagosomes and …

… evade clearance by the host immune system by hiding and persisting within macrophages
(2… this interaction for Cryptococci remains unknown. In this article, we show that nonopsonized …