Regulated release of cryptococcal polysaccharide drives virulence and suppresses immune cell infiltration into the central nervous system
S. T. Denham, S. Verma, R. C. Reynolds, C. L. Worne, J. M. Daugherty, T. E. Lane, J. C. S. Brown
This study shows that regulated release of exo-GXM by Cryptococcus neoformans affects virulence and suppresses immune cell infiltration into the brain during infection.
bioRxiv · Sep 10, 2017Microbiology