Plasmodium chabaudi limits early Nippostrongylus brasiliensis-induced pulmonary immune activation and Th2 polarization in co-infected mice

Keyphrases

• Infected Mice 100%
• Immune Activation 100%
• Nippostrongylus Brasiliensis 100%
• Th2 Polarization 100%
• Plasmodium Chabaudi 100%
• Activation Polarization 100%
• Nematodes 100%
• Lung 80%
• Resistin 60%
• Family Members 60%
• Chitinase 60%
• Repair Method 40%
• Malaria Co-infection 40%
• Chabaudi 40%
• N. Brasiliensis 40%
• Post-infection 40%
• Malaria 40%
• Long-term Consequences 20%
• Type 1 Response 20%
• Type 2 Immune Response 20%
• Node Type 20%
• Lymph Node 20%
• Helminths 20%
• Larval Migration 20%
• Resident Type 20%
• T Helper 2 20%
• Nematode Migration 20%
• Pulmonary Type 20%
• Body Mass 20%
• Common Species 20%
• Adaptive Immune Response 20%
• Immune Response 20%
• Th2 Response 20%
• Tissue Repair 20%
• Balb C Mice 20%
• Type 2 Response 20%
• Red Blood Cell Density 20%
• Local Nodes 20%
• Transient Losses 20%
• Age of Onset 20%
• Co-infection Model 20%
• Lung Damage 20%
• T Cell Response 20%
• Malarial Anaemia 20%
• Parasitic Nematode 20%
• Same-day 20%
• Malaria Parasite 20%
• Activated Macrophages 20%
• Thoracic Lymph Nodes 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Nematode 100%
• Plasmodium chabaudi 100%
• Nippostrongylus brasiliensis 100%
• Resistin 50%
• Lymph Node 33%
• Immune Response 33%
• Body Mass 16%
• Adaptive Immune System 16%
• Prevalence 16%
• T Helper 2 Cell 16%
• Macrophage 16%
• Helminth 16%
• Hemocyte 16%
• Parasitic Nematodes 16%
• Plasmodium 16%
• Tissue Repair 16%
• T Cell 16%
• Cell Density 16%
• Bagg Albino Mouse 16%