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65Symposium 4. Immune responses in paracoccidioidomycosis:Cellular and molecular mechanisms6768687071737374Microbicidal mechanisms exerted by macrophages against P. brasiliensis conidia:Angel González M.Human cells and molecules involved in the microbicidal mechanisms against P.brasiliensis:Angela M.V.C. Soãres.The role of <strong>CD</strong>8+ cells in human paracoccidioidomycosis:Maria Heloisa BlottaAntigen-specific immunosuppression in paracoccidioidomycosis: Adverse effect or desiredoutcome?: Gil Benard.Several reasons for the immunosuppression observed in paracoccidioidomycosis:João Santana Silva.Lunch with professorsHistorical Accounts: CoccidioidomycosisCoccidioidomycosis Discovery in Argentina:Ricardo Negroni.A history of research on coccidioidomycosis in the U.S.:Garry T. Cole.74Coccidioidomycosis: Recent records in Latin America:Bodo Wanke.77Symposium 5. Granuloma and fibrosis:Tissue markers of paracoccidioidomycosis79B-1 cells modulate the kinetics of granuloma formation induced by P. brasiliensis:José Daniel Lopes.8082Extracellular matrix modulation in paracoccidioidal granuloma:Eva Burger.Pulmonary fibrosis in an experimental model of paracoccidioidomycosis: Modulationthrough therapeutic intervention: Luz E. Cano.84Immune reactive cells in skin lesions of patients with paracoccidioidomycosis:Carla Pagliari.85 Symposium 6. Fungal cellular biology aspects878789Immune recognition of the Candida cell wall: The taste of fungus:Neil AR Gow.Cell signaling in morphogenesis and virulence of P. brasiliensis:Larissa Fernandes.Paracoccidioides brasiliensis conidia to yeast transition analysis of certain genes involvedin the process: Ana María García.28
91<strong>CD</strong>C42p controls yeast-cell shape and virulence in P. brasiliensis:Agostinho João Almeida.92Differential analysis of extracellular vesicles and of possible cell wall-associated proteinsin isolates of P. brasiliensis: Rosana Puccia.93Symposium 7. The endemic mycoses under considerationby Public Health Agencies95959596Paracoccidioidomycosis in the panorama of the neglected tropical diseases:Steven K. Ault.The evolving public health importance of mycotic diseases:Tom Chiller.Epidemiology issues in invasive fungal infections: A United States prospective.Mary Brandt.Paracoccidioidomycosis in Brazil – surveillance and control program:María Adelaide Millington.99Symposium 8. Clinical and epidemiological considerationson the endemic mycoses101102103The impact of histoplasmosis in HIV-infected patients:John R. Graybill and Eduardo Arathoon.The coexistence of HIV infection and paracoccidioidomycosis:Roberto Martinez.Treatment compliance in paracoccidioidomycosis:Rinaldo Põncio-Mendes.105107Guidelines for the treatment of paracoccidioidomycosis:Flavio Queiroz-Telles.Lunch with professorsHistorical accounts: Histoplasmosis107 Histoplasmosis: Discovery in Panama: Marion C. de Martin.109Histoplasmosis in the United States:John R. Graybill.111Symposium 9. New approaches to the clinical and laboratorydiagnosis of systemic mycoses113114114The value and the promise of molecular biological tools in the diagnosis of aspergillosisand candidiasis: Beatriz L. Gómez.Molecular diagnostic approaches in paracoccidioidomycosis and histoplasmosis:Rosely Zancopé Oliveira.Histopathology of paracoccidioidomycosis in the postgenomic era - reflections and perspectives:Henrique L. Lenzi.29
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B-1 cells modulate the kinetics of
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mechanisms can lead to permissivene
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wall construction, mating and osmo-
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Differential analysis of extracellu
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The evolving public health importan
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Several difficulties have been iden
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The impact of histoplasmosis in HIV
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Historical accountsHistoplasmosisHi
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sue assay, revelead that P10-PLGA c
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P. brasiliensis growth and infectiv
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Influence of alternating coffee and
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Symposium12Evolutive Biology of P.
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Is Paracoccidioides brasiliensis an
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1-01Clinical epidemiology of paraco
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1-05Epidemiological and clinical fe
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1-13Nested-PCR, immunoblotting and
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1-17Scintigraphic evaluation of ent
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4-01Towards a molecular genetic sys
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6-01Timing of itraconazole therapy
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Poster Session7Other Mycoses
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7-03Study of genotypic and phenotyp
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7-07Detection of DNA in peripheral
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Catão E. 193Cavalcante RS. 103, 14
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Molano VM. 143Molina RFS. 199Montoy
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Trinca LA. 167Tristão FSM. 71Urán
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