The review describes neutrophils not only as killers of pathogens but also as cells that some Leishmania species exploit during invasion. This supports a permissive-host-cell or Trojan-horse style concept.
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Neutrophils as a permissive niche for Leishmania dissemination
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Leishmania can use neutrophils as a basis to better invade the host.
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have evolved a variety of mechanisms to escape neutrophil killing using these cells as a basis to better invade the host
Leishmania mexicana has been described as able to replicate within neutrophils.
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as recently described for Leishmania mexicana, even replicate within these cells
Subversion of neutrophil killing functions by Leishmania promotes parasite spreading and converts a protective neutrophil role into a deleterious one.
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Subversion of neutrophil killing functions by Leishmania is a strategy that allows parasite spreading in the host with a consequent deleterious impact, transforming the primary protective role of neutrophils into a deleterious one.