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Influence of pregnancy on mouse immunity to Trypanosoma musculi
Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1983P Viens, Michel Roger
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Ablastin: Control of Trypanosoma musculi infections in mice
Experimental Parasitology, 1975Abstract Trypanosoma musculi infections in CBA mice consist of a phase of increasing parasitemia during which dividing forms of the parasite are present in the blood, followed by a period when only nondividing trypomastigotes are seen. A second crisis terminates the blood infection and leaves the host immune, but small numbers of trypanosomes ...
G A, Targett, P, Viens
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The limitation of growth of Trypanosoma musculi in vitro
International Journal for Parasitology, 1987Abstract Trypanosoma musculi grow readily in vitro provided their growth is supported by mammalian cells. In the presence of murine spleen cells, or spleen cell-conditioned medium, the parasites increase by 100-fold, or more, in a period of 5–6 days. Growth ceases abruptly and death of the parasites soon follows. The reason for the termination of
K S, Smith, J W, Albright, J F, Albright
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Platelet activity in immune lysis of Trypanosoma musculi
International Journal for Parasitology, 1983Abstract It was observed that, when blood from CBA/J mice recovering from T. musculi infection was added to parasites in vitro , platelets adhered to the trypanosomes which subsequently died. This platelet adherence trypanosomal lysis (PATL) activity of the blood appeared late in infection and persisted long after parasites had been eliminated ...
P, Viens, R, Dubois, P A, Kongshavn
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Autoradiography of blood forms of Trypanosoma musculi
Canadian Journal of Microbiology, 1972Blood forms of Trypanosoma musculi obtained from irradiated C3H mice were labeled with 3H-thymidine and were examined by autoradiography. Nucleus and kinetoplast were heavily labeled in about 5% of the parasites but most of the morphologically dividing forms did not take up the label.
P, Viens, G A, Targett
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Trypanosoma musculi infection in intact and thymectomized CBA mice
Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1971P Viens, G A T Targett
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Trypanosoma musculi: Immunologie features of the anemia in infected mice
Experimental Parasitology, 1977Abstract The development of anemia during infection with Trypanosoma musculi was demonstrated in three strains of mice (C3H/Bi, B10.D2/n, and B10.D2/o). Microhematocrit values of C3H mice decreased from a mean preinfection level of 46.2% to a low of 35.6% on Day 6 of infection.
J A, Jarvinen, A P, Dalmasso
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The Kidney Form of Trypanosoma musculi: A Distinct Stage in the Life Cycle?
Parasitology Today, 2000Trypanosoma musculi is a parasite specific to mice, which resides in the blood and lacks intracellular stages. After immune clearance of the flagellates from the general circulation, mice are resistant to reinfection. Yet, long after parasites are no longer detected in the peripheral blood, they persist in the vasa recta of the kidneys and it has been ...
Donald G Dusanic
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The decline of immunological resistance of aging mice to Trypanosoma musculi
Mechanisms of Ageing and Development, 1982Aged mice of several strains studied developed much more severe infections of Trypanosoma musculi (mouse-specific parasite) than did young adults. Reduced resistance of the aged mice, assessed from the resistance conferred on irradiated recipients by transfer of normal and infected donor spleen cells, resulted from a much slower development of immunity
Albright, J W, Albright, J F
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The role of the macrophage in immunity to Trypanosoma musculi
Parasite Immunology, 1986Summary Trypanosoma musculi was killed by adherent peritoneal exudate cells which had the typical appearance of macrophages. Observations by light and electron microscopy showed that the trypanosomes were phagocytozed and killed intracellular^ within phagocytic vacuoles of mouse macrophages. Adherence, phagocytosis and killing of T.
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