Vega-Manríquez X, López-Vidal Y, Gutiérrez-Pabello JA

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ABSTRACT

Host-pathogen interactions are dynamic processes where microorganisms use different strategies to survive and multiply in the host. Apoptosis is a biological mechanism that has been considered to be an innate immune tool that plays a role in decreasing bacterial viability and preventing dissemination of the pathogens, however it could be modulated by the pathogens to obtain an opposite effect. In this review, the apoptosis process during the Mycobacterium-host cell interaction is discussed in order to identify the possible role of programmed cell death in the pathogenesis of diseases originated by species of the Mycobacterium genus.

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