immune system
• exposure of mice or isolated spleen cells to ovalbumin and poly I:C results in half as many tetramer positive, ovalbumin-specific CD8+ as in wild-type mice
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• exposure of mice to ovalbumin and poly I:C induces 80% less IgG production than in wild-type mice
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• exposure of mice to ovalbumin and poly I:C induces 60% less IgG1 production than in wild-type mice
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• exposure of mice to ovalbumin and poly I:C induces severely less IgG2a production than in wild-type mice
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• exposure of mice to poly I:C results in reduced IFN-alpha serum levels compared to wild-type mice
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• exposure of mice to poly I:C results in reduced IFN-beta serum levels compared to wild-type mice
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• immunization of spleen cells with class I antigens resulted in decreased interferon-gamma levels compared to in wild-type mice
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• exposure of mice to poly I:C results in reduced IL-6 serum levels compared to wild-type mice
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• exposure of dendritic cells to poly I:C results in abolishment of IFN-beta production compared to wild-type cells
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• exposure of dendritic cells to poly I:C results in abolishment of IL-12b production compared to wild-type cells
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homeostasis/metabolism
• exposure of mice to poly I:C results in reduced IFN-alpha serum levels compared to wild-type mice
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• exposure of mice to poly I:C results in reduced IFN-beta serum levels compared to wild-type mice
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• immunization of spleen cells with class I antigens resulted in decreased interferon-gamma levels compared to in wild-type mice
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• exposure of mice to poly I:C results in reduced IL-6 serum levels compared to wild-type mice
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hematopoietic system
• exposure of mice or isolated spleen cells to ovalbumin and poly I:C results in half as many tetramer positive, ovalbumin-specific CD8+ as in wild-type mice
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• exposure of mice to ovalbumin and poly I:C induces 80% less IgG production than in wild-type mice
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• exposure of mice to ovalbumin and poly I:C induces 60% less IgG1 production than in wild-type mice
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• exposure of mice to ovalbumin and poly I:C induces severely less IgG2a production than in wild-type mice
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