… Cell morphology also impacts how fungi interact with the immune system [ … capsulatum to
replicate safely within the phagosomes of macrophages without further attack by the immune …

… fumigatus hyphae are capable of manipulating epithelial cells by … within a phagosome, the
fungus escapes the phagosome and … Following escape from the macrophage, C. albicans …

… evasion mechanisms. Therefore, simultaneous assessment … differences in the rates of
engulfment and phagosome 106 … instrumental in determining the outcomes of interactions with …

… These ex vivo models offer the advantage that conditions can be easily manipulated and are
… fungal cells to evade macrophage phagocytosis or to escape from phagosomes. Masking of …

… Thus, spores can evade host immunity much more efficiently than yeast cells, … phagosome
may lead to the formation of titanized cryptococcal cells with consequential macrophage …

… phagosomal maturation and species-specific mechanisms to either survive as dormant spores
inside the macrophage, as Rhizopus species, or geminate and escape, … manipulation. The …

… We discuss immune evasion strategies during early infection, from disruption of host immune
cells to major changes in fungal cell … granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor …

… paying special attention to its unique morphological program during interaction with hosts. …
If macrophage attack is evaded, Cryptococcus is able to proliferate within the phagosome …

… were seen to be recruited to Cryptococcus-containing phagosomes. Of these, autophagy-…
infection of macrophages with C. neoformans, but rather a much more widely used escape/…

… knowledge regarding the dynamic interaction between T. … pathogen for manipulating and
evading host immune cells. … macrophages to survive and replicate inside the phagosome, …