VSG can allow t. brucei to evade the immune system in two different ways:
Preventing immune system (innate/acquired) components from accessing invariant proteins on its surface and protecting parasites in the blood from complement system elimination.
Defenses of the host escaping
The innate system (low specificity) and the adaptive response are the two immune response mechanisms available to mammals (antigen-specific).
Avoiding a natural reaction
The initial line of defense against trypanosomes for animals is their innate immune system. Two serum human complexes known as trypanosome lytic factor, which contain apolipoprotein L1 and are endocytosed by the haptoglobinhemoglobin parasite surface receptor, can kill T. b. gambiense and T. b. rhodesiense. Both parasites produce certain proteins that offer them resilience to avoid being destroyed by APOL1.
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