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Accession information: Vol. 8; Issue 6; 24 March 2006 Abstract
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Mouse models of malaria
Tracey J. Lamb, Douglas E. Brown, Alexandre J. Potocnik and Jean Langhorne
| Table 1. Mouse models of malaria | ||||
| Species; subspecies; clone | Organs of sequestration | RBC invasion preference | Mouse strain susceptibility to anaemia | Mouse strain susceptibility to CM |
| berghei ANKA | Brain, lungs and adipose tissue (Ref. 79) | Reticulocytes | C57BL/6: lethal CD-1: lethal C57BL/6J: non-lethal (Refs 159, 160) |
C57BL/6: susceptible CBA: susceptible BALB/c: resistant (Ref. 3) |
| yoelii yoelii 17X | Brain (Ref. 26) | Reticulocytes and mature RBCs | BALB/c: non-lethal (Ref. 160) | Most strains resistant |
| yoelii yoelii 17XL | Reticulocytes and mature RBCs | BALB/c: lethal C57BL/6: lethal (Ref. 119) |
Most strains susceptible | |
| chabaudi chabaudi AS | Liver and brain (Refs 97, 101) | Mature RBCs | A/J: lethal C57BL/6: non-lethal (Ref. 121) |
C57BL/6 IL-10 KO: susceptible (Ref. 161) |
| chabaudi chabaudi AJ | Liver (Ref. 98) | Mature RBCs | BALB/c: non-lethal (Ref. 121) | |
| chabaudi adami DS | Mature RBCs | C3H: lethal C57BL/6: non-lethal (Ref. 128) |
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| chabaudi adami DK | Mature RBCs | BALB/c: non-lethal C3H: non-lethal (Ref. 128) |
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| vinckei vinckei | Mature RBCs | BALB/c: lethal (Ref. 120) | ||
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Abbreviations: IL, interleukin; KO, knockout; RBC, red blood cell. |
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