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

… 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 …

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

… 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. …

… phagosomes, may simply reflect the large size of the cryptococcal phagosome, and the fact
that C… We found that Yor1 is not involved in manipulating phagolysosomal pH. To assess any …

… phagolysosomes and can manipulate the phagosome pH. … replicate within the acidic
phagosome and to escape via a non-… interactions with macrophages [15], we hypothesized that C. …

… of BMDM-VBNC cells interactions, we found that intracellular … neoformans can escape the
macrophage phagolysosome by … the ability to manipulate the micronutrient composition of the …

… PAMPs) of Cryptococcus and mediate the formation of phagosomes by … Cryptococcus can
escape from M1 macrophages by … on the interaction between Cryptococcus and host immunity. …

… to interact with and manipulate host macrophages. These … This capsule plays the dual role
of “sword” by evading host immune … based on their PAMPs and engulf them into phagosomes. …

… killing by macrophages and prevented the immune escape of C. … that SP1 interacts with GXM
in the polysaccharide capsule of C. … reinforces the interaction between SP1 and GXM. This …