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   resistance and susceptibility to malarial infection: a host de fense strategy against malaria  
   
نویسنده bakir hanaa ,yones doaa ,galal lamia ,huseein enas
منبع iranian journal of parasitology - 2015 - دوره : 10 - شماره : 4 - صفحه:638 -647
چکیده   

background: in an effort to understand what limits the virulence of malaria para­sites in relation to the host genetic and immunogenic background, we investi­gated the possibility that the parasite and host genotype crossover interac­tions constrain virulence.

methods: two groups of mice from different genotypes were used (c57bl/6 (b6) and dba/2 mice). the mice were infected with a virulent parasite line plasmo­dium yoelii17xl (p. yoelii17xl). parasitemia, hematocrit value and lympho­cytes yielded by livers and spleens were evaluated. fluorescence activated cell sorting (facs) analysis illustrated phenotypic characterization of lymphocytes.

results: infection with p. yoelii17xl did not result in thedeath of dba/2 mice. in contrast,b6 mice developed significantly high parasitemia and succumbed to death. using (facs) analysis, dba/2 mice were found to experience a marked expansion of interleukin (il)-2rb+ cd3int cells and gd t cells in the liver, espe­cially in the recovery phase. the expansion of unconventional t cells (i.e. b220+ t cells) was also marked in dba/2 mice.

conclusion: the outcome of murine malaria infections depends on the dynamic interplay between the immune-mediator and the genotype of the host.
کلیدواژه malaria ,immune cells ,dba/2 mice
آدرس department of parasitology, faculty of medicine, assiut university, assiut, egypt, Egypt, department of parasitology, faculty of medicine, assiut university, assiut, egypt, Egypt, department of parasitology, faculty of medicine, assiut university, assiut, egypt, Egypt, department of parasitology, faculty of medicine, assiut university, assiut, egypt, Egypt
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