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Increased susceptibility to intracellular bacteria and necrotic inflammation driven by a dysregulated macrophage response to TNF

2017-12-22

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Host susceptibility to tuberculosis and several other intracellular bacteria is controlled by a mouse genetic locus, sst1. Necrotic inflammatory lesions, similar to human TB granulomas, are a hallmark of the sst1 susceptible phenotype. Our previous work established that increased disease severity in sst1 susceptible mice reflects dysfunctional macrophage effector or tolerance mechanisms, but the molecular mechanis...

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e95c7c58-d29f-5102-8105-41916ecc843f
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10.1101/238873
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