mortality/aging
• increased mortality following acute infection with Schistosoma mansoni compared to wild-type mice
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immune system
• marked distension and inflammation of the ileum in S. mansoni infected mice
• circulating levels of LPS in S. mansoni infected mice are elevated indicating impaired integrity of the gut
• T cells in the intestine have a Th1 like phenotype in S. mansoni infected mice rather than the Th2 like phenotype seen in wild-type mice
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• display a diminished type 2 cytokine response in response to soluble schistosome egg antigens compared to wild-type cells
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• T cells in the intestine have a Th1 like phenotype in S. mansoni infected mice rather than the Th2 like phenotype seen in wild-type mice
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• increase in S. mansoni infection induced liver damage measured by plasma aspartate aminotransferase levels compared to wild-type mice
• marked distension and inflammation of the ileum in S. mansoni infected mice and impaired parasite egg excretion compared to wild-type mice
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• increased mortality following acute infection with Schistosoma mansoni compared to wild-type mice
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hematopoietic system
• display a diminished type 2 cytokine response in response to soluble schistosome egg antigens compared to wild-type cells
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digestive/alimentary system
• marked distension and inflammation of the ileum in S. mansoni infected mice
• circulating levels of LPS in S. mansoni infected mice are elevated indicating impaired integrity of the gut
• T cells in the intestine have a Th1 like phenotype in S. mansoni infected mice rather than the Th2 like phenotype seen in wild-type mice
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