… The remaining yeasts, with competent evasion mechanisms … internalization (presence of
phagosome-like containing the … expression of Fas on macrophage surfaces, which favoured …

… interaction between MARCO, actin organisation and vomocytosis, we hypothesized that one
role for MARCO may be to sense phagosomal … showing to block phagosome fusion with the …

… host, Cryptococcus spp. can proliferate, transfer, and escape from macrophages lytically or
… host’s fungi are partially determined by macrophage-pathogen interactions (38). In our study, …

… in the host phagosome following phagocytosis and even escape from macrophages. In this
… Consequently, pathogens may manipulate cell death pathways into different direction to …

… positively with LC3-associated phagocytosis evasion, virulence in Galleria mellonella and
… proportion of macrophages with LC3 recruitment to at least one phagosome containing C. …

… survival through facilitation of immune evasion from the host (4… the Cryptococcus capsule
can prompt macrophage apoptosis … evasion and the propagation mechanisms of Cryptococcus. …

… interactions with C. neoformans, as immune responses in pulmonary cryptococcosis are
macrophage… Controversially, interferon-γ worsened J774 control of intracellular C. neoformans. I …

… Impaired pathogen handling by … phagosomal maturation contributing to intracellular survival
(19), while others that are more readily killed may escape killing in subsets of macrophages, …

… manipulate the intracellular niche of phagocytes for replication and dissemination. The
interaction of macrophages … neoformans likely colonises monocytes and macrophages to escape …

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