… and chemokines, which are predominant regulators in the infectious microenvironment,
mediating the cellular and molecular immune responses against a fungal infection in the lung. …

… cells can also contribute to immune pathology in distant organs such as the lung via cross-…
Fungi interact with the immune system via molecular patterns triggering innate immune …

… -fungal interactions as we aim to define the roles of mycobiota in immune homeostasis and
immune-… Patients with lung immune disorders are frequently sensitized to environmental …

… and from the host immune system. Biofilm formation in … in fungal lung disease. Fraczek and
colleagues determined the mycobiome in lungs of individuals with well-characterized fungal …

… This review focuses on recently discovered connections between lung and gut microbiota,
including bacteria, fungi, viruses, and archaea, and their influence on asthma. …

… the lung mycobiome compared with the bacterial microbiome, in recent years specific fungi
have … It has also been shown that commensal fungi can affect the immune system and also …

… human lung, which is the first exposure site for these organisms. Fungi must defend themselves
against host immune … We discuss immune evasion strategies during early infection, from …

… , aspergillosis is a signature infection of chronic granulomatous disease 9 , which highlights
the importance of ROS generation in maintaining sterilizing lung immunity (Table 2). …

… Aspergillus–lung interaction, increasing evidence suggests that bronchial epithelium plays
a key role in responding to the fungus. This review focuses on the innate immune response of …

… immune system. This is underscored by the increased susceptibility to fungal infections that
is associated with loss of immune … of invasive and noninvasive fungal infections such as …