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Th1 Th2 in mouse models of infection

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From: Glen Ulett
Date: Tue, 30 Jun 1998 00:00
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RE: Th1 and Th2 Cytokines in mouse models of infection

Dear fellow researchers,

In a mouse model of gram negative infection, what is the liklehood of
Th2 cytokines, ie. IL-4 and IL10 being produced in the first 48h of
infection. I expect high levels of pro-inflammatory Th1 like IFNg and
TNFa, but people have suggested Th2 cytokines will not appear till 3-5
days after infection. How accurate is this assumption..? Also, is it
likely or possible that a strong Th1 response in the first 48h will be
followed closely/concurrently by a Th2 response to abrogate septic
processes induced by excessive levels of TNF etc...? Thanks in advance
for any information on this. Please email responses to
glen.ulett@jcu.edu.au

Glen Ulett
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From: Glen Ulett <glen.ulett@jcu.edu.au>
Subject: Th1 Th2 in mouse models of infection
Date: 1998/06/30
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