International Immunology 2009 21(11):NP; doi:10.1093/intimm/dxp108
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The molecular basis of bactericidal autophagy
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In their review,
Noda and Yoshimori (p. 1199) describe how the
immune system utilises autophagy — a universally conserved
eukaryotic process that degrades cytoplasmic contents during
starvation. The authors describe how autophagosomes are formed
and detail several of the key molecules that operate in immunity,
especially against certain bacteria that invade cells and evade
other antimicrobial mechanisms.
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Macroautophagy in Crohn's disease
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Cooperation among CD4+ T cells is required for their activation
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Yersinia Yop induces apoptosis in peritoneal macrophages
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Cytolysis and apoptosis caused by influenza virus infection
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CD81 has a negative role in B cell activation
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Histamine is required for serum-induced, mast-cell-dependent arthritis
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GRs translocate to mitochondria in DP thymocytes
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Activated T cells from aged mice respond poorly
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A protective role for IFN- in diabetes
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