Titlebook: Immunology of Fungal Infections; Gordon D. Brown,Mihai G. Netea Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007 AIDS.Fungal Infections

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Jean-Paul Latgé,Anne Beauvaisthe United States as well as Canada and Latin America. Its flat coastal topography, rarely rising above 10?meters above sea-level, makes it susceptible to both storm surge and tidal flooding. The limestone bedrock underlying many of the urban areas adds to the flood risks. Settlement of Florida foll

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Macrophagesnt functions eg, osteoclasts that remodel bone, inflammatory macrophages that orchestrate the immune response. As immune regulators macrophages recognise, internalise, degrade and present antigens. Different levels of macrophage activation can be distinguished and this influences the type of immune

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Lymphocytesinvolvement in response to fungi has dramatically increased. Recent studies examining the immunopathogenesis of fungal infections have provided major insight into the crucial role of different T lymphocyte subsets in protection. The controlled activation of the Thl subset is the common denominator f

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Other Cells: The role of non-neutrophilic granulocytes, NK and NKT cells in fungal immunologyions are closely related to a variety of allergic fungal diseases, primarily in the respiratory tract. This chapter evaluates the role of important innate leukocytes in response to fungal infection and in the immunopathogenesis of allergic fungal disease. We first evaluate the participation of mast