… , and bacteria thrive within sentinel macrophages. By scrutinizing the life styles of these shrewd
microbes, we can deduce how macrophages … ; after a pregnant pause, replicative forms …

… bacterial growth (8).We aim to understand how during its life cycle in mouse macrophages L.
… phagosomelysosome fusion, a virulence strategy we have named “the pregnant pause” (9). …

… practice a similar ‘pregnant pause’ strategy to thrive in macrophages. All three pathogens
alternate between an infectious stationary phase cell type that initially blocks phagosome …

… , macrophages and dendritic cells present microbial antigens … adaptations of pregnancy,
pregnant women remain … 29 countries in the outbreak of 2002–2003. The 916 reported …

… The distinct decidual macrophage populations that we described [11] may help to better
understand how macrophage heterogenity in pregnancy, and in other tissues, plays specific …

… show the importance of microbial exposure during gestation on … bacteria Lactobacillus
reuteri was supplemented to pregnant women, at risk of having an allergic infant. The pregnant …

… large granular lymphocytes (uNK cells) and macrophages are … Macrophages have a distinct
localization in early rhesus … have a difficult time carrying multiple pregnancies to term. The …

… The enteromammary pathway contributes to the presence of bacteria and secretory IgA …
Evidence suggests that human milk plays an important role in microbial colonization of the …

… Replication within macrophages in the spleen and liver leads to release of large numbers
of bacteria into the bloodstream. Signs and symptoms of typhoid include enterocolitis, diarrhea…

… relationship of pregnancy and breast cancer. A discussion of … In summary, I found that the
number of macrophages is higher … host or cultured macrophages are similar to that of bacterial …