Mycobacterium tuberculosis modulators of the macrophage's cellular events
A number of mycobacterial macromolecules have been shown to target biological processes within host macrophages; however, the exact mechanism for the majority of these host–pathogen interactions is poorly understood. The following review summarizes current knowledge and expands on a subset of mycoba...
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| description | A number of mycobacterial macromolecules have been shown to target biological processes within host macrophages; however, the exact mechanism for the majority of these host–pathogen interactions is poorly understood. The following review summarizes current knowledge and expands on a subset of mycobacterial effectors for which a cognate substrate, cellular partner or signaling pathway have been experimentally identified within the human host. |
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