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Plasmodium chabaudi chabaudi AS: modification of acute infection in CBA/Ca mice as a result of pre-treatment with erythrocyte band 3 in adjuvant.

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Plasmodium chabaudi chabaudi AS: modification of acute infection in CBA/Ca mice as a result of pre-treatment with erythrocyte band 3 in adjuvant. / O'Dea, Kieran P.; McKean, Paul G.; Brown, K. Neil.
In: Experimental Parasitology, Vol. 102, No. 2, 10.2002, p. 66-71.

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O'Dea KP, McKean PG, Brown KN. Plasmodium chabaudi chabaudi AS: modification of acute infection in CBA/Ca mice as a result of pre-treatment with erythrocyte band 3 in adjuvant. Experimental Parasitology. 2002 Oct;102(2):66-71. doi: 10.1016/S0014-4894(03)00029-8

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title = "Plasmodium chabaudi chabaudi AS: modification of acute infection in CBA/Ca mice as a result of pre-treatment with erythrocyte band 3 in adjuvant.",
abstract = "In this paper, in vivo data are presented that suggest a role for host recognition of erythrocyte band 3 in the control of malaria parasitaemia. The course of Plasmodium chabaudi chabaudi AS acute infection in CBA/Ca mice was suppressed or enhanced as a result of treatment on two occasions with enriched preparations of normal erythrocyte band 3 in adjuvant. Co-treatment with band 3 and a recombinant polypeptide encoding the C-terminal region of the P. c. chabaudi AS merozoite surface protein 1, which on its own had no clear effect on parasitaemia, appeared to modulate band 3-induced inhibition. Despite several-fold reductions in ascending parasitaemias in some band 3-immunized groups, there was a lack of obvious or unexpected anaemia prior to, or during infection, indicating a degree of specificity in the parasitaemia modifying response for infected rather than uninfected erythrocytes. These findings support a role for modified host recognition of erythrocyte band 3 in the partial immunity that transcends phenotypic and genotypic antigenic variation by malaria parasites.",
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AB - In this paper, in vivo data are presented that suggest a role for host recognition of erythrocyte band 3 in the control of malaria parasitaemia. The course of Plasmodium chabaudi chabaudi AS acute infection in CBA/Ca mice was suppressed or enhanced as a result of treatment on two occasions with enriched preparations of normal erythrocyte band 3 in adjuvant. Co-treatment with band 3 and a recombinant polypeptide encoding the C-terminal region of the P. c. chabaudi AS merozoite surface protein 1, which on its own had no clear effect on parasitaemia, appeared to modulate band 3-induced inhibition. Despite several-fold reductions in ascending parasitaemias in some band 3-immunized groups, there was a lack of obvious or unexpected anaemia prior to, or during infection, indicating a degree of specificity in the parasitaemia modifying response for infected rather than uninfected erythrocytes. These findings support a role for modified host recognition of erythrocyte band 3 in the partial immunity that transcends phenotypic and genotypic antigenic variation by malaria parasites.

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