… 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 …

… neoformans is capable of modulating the phagosome’s pH and … evasion strategy of C.
neoformans is the induction of lysosomal damage, which favors its survival inside macrophages. …

… of our body, such as macrophages. Lipids play an important … the lipid composition of maturing
phagosomes is important, as … able to evade our immune system during infections [18,19]. …

… of macrophages (MΦ) for extended times, then escape without … capsule, drug manipulation
of the phagosome conditions and … of CN’s complex interactions with different phagocytic cell …

… macrophages after being inhaled into the lungs. In conditions of immunocompromise,
cryptococcal cells can escape … alter this balance by genetic manipulation, starting with perturbation …

… required inside macrophages (with phagosomes thought to … after escape, competing for
glucose with macrophages although it … Understanding how we could manipulate metabolism to …

… Epithelial damage and manipulation of macrophage apoptosis … may favor fungal escape
from macrophage killing, although … through a FAS/FASL interaction in murine macrophages [ …

… effects or toxicity to mammalian macrophages, we selected compound MMV1593537 as a …
the Cryptococcus genus (24). The assembly of the capsule depends on the proper interaction …

… (HIF1α) and phagosomal recruitment of mammalian target of … transduces activating signals
following interaction with any of … antimicrobial compounds is vital to fungal immune escape. …

… (ie the number of cryptococci within the macrophage phagosome). However, as the …
cooperated at higher fungal doses to evade immune capture, or to escape from the phagocyte. This …