mortality/aging
• all die by 10 days after infection with C. rodentium
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immune system
• specific IgG antibodies are almost undetectable in SRBC immunized mutants, indicating defective class switching
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• 2- to 3- fold increase in leukocyte count in spleen, blood, and peritoneal cavity
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• T-cell zones appear distinct, while B cells are significantly scattered
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• absence of polarized B-cell follicles
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• gradual reduction of white pulp size
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• specific IgG antibodies are almost undetectable in SRBC immunized mutants
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• total IgM levels are increased to about 2-times that of wild-type, due to an increase in number of IgM producing plasma cells in the spleen
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• increased susceptibility to Salmonella enterica infection, but not Listeria monocytogenes
(J:80616)
• display weight loss, colitis and severe disruption of the epithelial layer, ulceration, and bacterial abscesses in the colon after infection with Citrobacter rodentium
(J:158663)
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• all die by 10 days after infection with C. rodentium
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hematopoietic system
• specific IgG antibodies are almost undetectable in SRBC immunized mutants, indicating defective class switching
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• 2- to 3- fold increase in leukocyte count in spleen, blood, and peritoneal cavity
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• T-cell zones appear distinct, while B cells are significantly scattered
|
• absence of polarized B-cell follicles
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• gradual reduction of white pulp size
|
• specific IgG antibodies are almost undetectable in SRBC immunized mutants
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• total IgM levels are increased to about 2-times that of wild-type, due to an increase in number of IgM producing plasma cells in the spleen
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growth/size/body
weight loss
(
J:158663
)
• exhibit weight loss post infection with C. rodentium
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digestive/alimentary system
• colon severe disruption of the epithelial layer, ulceration, and bacterial abscesses in the colon post infection with C. rodentium
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