N. brasiliensis infection is comparable between BALB/c and IL-4Rα−/lox mice.

Five mice per group were infected with 750 N. brasiliensis L3 larvae. Faeces were collected from day 5 to 10 post infection (PI) and egg production was calculated using the modified McMaster technique (A). At days 7 and 10 PI the worm burden in the small intestine was ass...

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Main Author:	Saskia Schmidt (109610) (author)
Other Authors:	J. Claire Hoving (7407029) (author), William G. C. Horsnell (12696689) (author), Helen Mearns (109612) (author), Antony J. Cutler (9024605) (author), Tiroyaone Masego H. Bogale (22681164) (author), Frank Brombacher (52142) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Microbiology Cell Biology Genetics Molecular Biology Immunology Developmental Biology Cancer Science Policy Computational Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified parasite induced effects important physiological manifestation div >< p alternative macrophage activation achieved using pan 4r &# 945 resulting increased il sup >+</ sup intestinal inflammation associated goblet cell hyperplasia cre </ sup 4 receptor alpha strikingly reduced il reduced intestinal il responsive control mice deficient mice led nippostrongylus brasiliensis </ 2 response results nippostrongylus </ brasiliensis </ reduced il deficient mice control mice results demonstrate specific il impaired il global il 13 response mice showed local infiltration immune responses ige responses helper cell contribute significantly cell responses 4 production
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<i>N. brasiliensis</i> infection is comparable between BALB/c and IL-4Rα<sup>−/lox</sup> mice.

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