Tuberculosis Vaccine
Macrophage apoptosis in host immunity to mycobacterial infections reviewed
Published in Vaccine Weekly, September 1st, 2004
"Macrophage apoptosis occurs within the granuloma, which is essential for successful immunity to tuberculosis. In vitro macrophage apoptosis is associated with the killing of intracellular Mycobacterium tuberculosis. A greater understanding of these observations will lead to new immunotherapies and improved vaccine design," a scientist in Scotland reports.
"The relevant apoptotic stimuli, the anti-mycobacterial mechanisms that they stimulate and their physiological relevance are reviewed in...
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Source: Vaccine Weekly (2004-09-01)
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