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Cerebral malaria in mice deficient for NADPH oxidase or SOD1 or in the presence of DETC or DPI.

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posted on 2014-02-28, 02:59 authored by Ivo M. B. Francischetti, Emile Gordon, Bruna Bizzarro, Nidhi Gera, Bruno B. Andrade, Fabiano Oliveira, Dongying Ma, Teresa C. F. Assumpção, José M. C. Ribeiro, Mirna Pena, Chen-Feng Qi, Ababacar Diouf, Samuel E. Moretz, Carole A. Long, Hans C. Ackerman, Susan K. Pierce, Anderson Sá-Nunes, Michael Waisberg

Plasmodium berghei Anka parasitized red blood cells (106) were injected intraperitoneally (i.p.) into A, mice knocked out (KO) for NADPH oxidase or controls (n = 8). B, An aliquot of blood was collected at day 6 to determine parasitemia. C, P. berghei Anka infection of mice KO for SOD1 (n = 8). D, An aliquot of blood was collected at day 6 to determine parasitemia. E, P. berghei Anka infection of mice treated with SOD inhibitor, DETC (100 µL, 50 mg/Kg) (n = 10). F, An aliquot of blood was collected at day 6 to determine parasitemia. G, P. berghei Anka infection of mice treated with NADPH oxidase inhibitor, DPI (100 µl, 2 mg/Kg)(n = 10). H, An aliquot of blood was collected at day 6 to determine parasitemia. *, P≤0.05 (Log-rank test). NS, non-significant.

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