THE EFFECTS OF H-2 AND NON-H-2 GENES ON THE EXPULSION OF THE NEMATODE TRICHURIS-MURIS FROM INBRED AND CONGENIC MICE
THE EFFECTS OF H-2 AND NON-H-2 GENES ON THE EXPULSION OF THE NEMATODE TRICHURIS-MURIS FROM INBRED AND CONGENIC MICE
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DOI:
10.1017/s0031182000080173
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发表时间:
1988-06-01
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影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
WAKELIN, D
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作者:
ELSE, K;WAKELIN, D
Two groups of H-2 congenic strains of mice were compared for their susceptibility to a primary infection with the nematode Trichuris muris. Mice of the BALB genetic background were markedly more resistant than mice of the B10 genetic background, as reflected by the rate of expulsion of T. muris from the large intestine. Within each of the two groups of H-2 congenic strains mice possessing the H-2k haplotype (BALB/k, B10. BR) were more susceptible to infection than mice expressing other haplotypes; B10 background strains expressing H-2b (B10) or H-2q (B10.G) alleles were the most resistant of the four congenic strains studied. Differential resistance was observed within three of the four B10 congenic strains and this is discussed in terms of rate of development of the protective immune response in relation to worm development. The results support the conclusion that both H-2-linked and non-H-2 genes play important roles in controlling the immune response which expels worms from the gut.