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T1IFN and IFNG signaling redundantly regulate early gene expression responses to P. chabaudi infection.

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posted on 2012-10-29, 00:35 authored by Charles C. Kim, Christopher S. Nelson, Emily B. Wilson, Baidong Hou, Anthony L. DeFranco, Joseph L. DeRisi

A representative set of ISG is shown for the gene expression response in whole blood from animals infected for 24 h with P. chabaudi in C57BL/6 knockout mice. Each column represents an individual mouse.

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Splenic Red Pulp Macrophages Produce Type I Interferons as Early Sentinels of Malaria Infection but Are Dispensable for Control

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