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TLR4 competence and mouse models of leptospirosis

2025-02-03

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<h4> Abstract </h4> Mice are slowly being accepted as alternative models for investigation of leptospiral infection. The strain most used to analyse sublethal disease (C3H-HeJ) expresses a tlr4 gene in its immune cells that is hyporesponsive to leptospiral LPS and thus the model is deemed immunocompromised. To help resolve this valid scientific concern we did a study in which we compared infection with Leptosp...

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8fd79b9a-09dd-5c42-bcb4-48c7399fb63a
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10.1101/2025.02.03.636333
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