Migratory dermal dendritic cells act as rapid sensors of protozoan parasites

10.1371/journal.ppat.1000222

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Main Authors:	Lai G.N., Hsu A., Mandell M.A., Roediger B., Hoeller C., Mrass P., Iparraguirre A., Cavanagh L.L., Triccas J.A., Beverley S.M., Scott P., Weninger W.
Other Authors:	MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY
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Published:	Public Library of Science 2020
Subjects:	guanine nucleotide binding protein alpha subunit diagnostic agent photoprotein unclassified drug yellow fluorescent protein, mouse animal cell article cell function cell migration cell motility cell subpopulation cell vacuole controlled study cytosol dendritic cell immunosurveillance innate immunity interstitium Leishmania major microenvironment microorganism detection microscopy mouse neutrophil nonhuman phagocytosis protozoal infection pseudogout rat animal cell motion cytology immunology parasitology protozoon pseudopodium skin Protozoa Pseudopoda Animals Cell Movement Dendritic Cells GTP-Binding Protein alpha Subunits Immunity, Innate Luminescent Proteins Mice Microscopy Phagocytosis Pseudopodia Skin
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1654222024-11-12T03:37:30Z Migratory dermal dendritic cells act as rapid sensors of protozoan parasites Lai G.N. Hsu A. Mandell M.A. Roediger B. Hoeller C. Mrass P. Iparraguirre A. Cavanagh L.L. Triccas J.A. Beverley S.M. Scott P. Weninger W. MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY guanine nucleotide binding protein alpha subunit diagnostic agent guanine nucleotide binding protein alpha subunit photoprotein unclassified drug yellow fluorescent protein, mouse animal cell article cell function cell migration cell motility cell subpopulation cell vacuole controlled study cytosol dendritic cell immunosurveillance innate immunity interstitium Leishmania major microenvironment microorganism detection microscopy mouse neutrophil nonhuman phagocytosis protozoal infection pseudogout rat animal cell motion cytology immunology Leishmania major parasitology protozoon pseudopodium skin Leishmania major Protozoa Pseudopoda Animals Cell Movement Dendritic Cells GTP-Binding Protein alpha Subunits Immunity, Innate Leishmania major Luminescent Proteins Mice Microscopy Phagocytosis Protozoa Pseudopodia Skin 10.1371/journal.ppat.1000222 PLoS Pathogens 4 11 e1000222 2020-03-13T05:27:41Z 2020-03-13T05:27:41Z 2008 Article Lai G.N., Hsu A., Mandell M.A., Roediger B., Hoeller C., Mrass P., Iparraguirre A., Cavanagh L.L., Triccas J.A., Beverley S.M., Scott P., Weninger W. (2008). Migratory dermal dendritic cells act as rapid sensors of protozoan parasites. PLoS Pathogens 4 (11) : e1000222. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.ppat.1000222 15537366 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/165422 Public Library of Science Unpaywall 20200320
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topic	guanine nucleotide binding protein alpha subunit diagnostic agent guanine nucleotide binding protein alpha subunit photoprotein unclassified drug yellow fluorescent protein, mouse animal cell article cell function cell migration cell motility cell subpopulation cell vacuole controlled study cytosol dendritic cell immunosurveillance innate immunity interstitium Leishmania major microenvironment microorganism detection microscopy mouse neutrophil nonhuman phagocytosis protozoal infection pseudogout rat animal cell motion cytology immunology Leishmania major parasitology protozoon pseudopodium skin Leishmania major Protozoa Pseudopoda Animals Cell Movement Dendritic Cells GTP-Binding Protein alpha Subunits Immunity, Innate Leishmania major Luminescent Proteins Mice Microscopy Phagocytosis Protozoa Pseudopodia Skin
spellingShingle	guanine nucleotide binding protein alpha subunit diagnostic agent guanine nucleotide binding protein alpha subunit photoprotein unclassified drug yellow fluorescent protein, mouse animal cell article cell function cell migration cell motility cell subpopulation cell vacuole controlled study cytosol dendritic cell immunosurveillance innate immunity interstitium Leishmania major microenvironment microorganism detection microscopy mouse neutrophil nonhuman phagocytosis protozoal infection pseudogout rat animal cell motion cytology immunology Leishmania major parasitology protozoon pseudopodium skin Leishmania major Protozoa Pseudopoda Animals Cell Movement Dendritic Cells GTP-Binding Protein alpha Subunits Immunity, Innate Leishmania major Luminescent Proteins Mice Microscopy Phagocytosis Protozoa Pseudopodia Skin Lai G.N. Hsu A. Mandell M.A. Roediger B. Hoeller C. Mrass P. Iparraguirre A. Cavanagh L.L. Triccas J.A. Beverley S.M. Scott P. Weninger W. Migratory dermal dendritic cells act as rapid sensors of protozoan parasites
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author_facet	MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY Lai G.N. Hsu A. Mandell M.A. Roediger B. Hoeller C. Mrass P. Iparraguirre A. Cavanagh L.L. Triccas J.A. Beverley S.M. Scott P. Weninger W.
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author	Lai G.N. Hsu A. Mandell M.A. Roediger B. Hoeller C. Mrass P. Iparraguirre A. Cavanagh L.L. Triccas J.A. Beverley S.M. Scott P. Weninger W.
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title	Migratory dermal dendritic cells act as rapid sensors of protozoan parasites
title_short	Migratory dermal dendritic cells act as rapid sensors of protozoan parasites
title_full	Migratory dermal dendritic cells act as rapid sensors of protozoan parasites
title_fullStr	Migratory dermal dendritic cells act as rapid sensors of protozoan parasites
title_full_unstemmed	Migratory dermal dendritic cells act as rapid sensors of protozoan parasites
title_sort	migratory dermal dendritic cells act as rapid sensors of protozoan parasites
publisher	Public Library of Science
publishDate	2020
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Migratory dermal dendritic cells act as rapid sensors of protozoan parasites

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