Experimental studies on effects of Th1 response in the early phase of Plasmodium yoelii primary infection against reinfection
Guang-Lin Xie
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Guang-Lin Xie
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Aim To investigate the effects of Th1 response in the early phase of plasmodium infection on reinfection Methods Some mice,infected intraperitoneally by P yoelii,were treated with Artemether Tablet in early phase of infection All of mice,including treated and untreated mice,were reinfected with P yoelii or P berghei;both parasitemias were observed by microscopy on Giemsa′s-stained thin blood smears;the levels of cytokines in culture supernatants of splenocytes and antibodies in sera were measured with ELISA Results In nature recovery mice,parasitemia was not found after reinfection with P yoelii,but lower parasitemia was observed after infection with P berghei;comparing with control group,there was lower parasitemia in the mice treated with Artemether Tablet after reinfection with P yoelii or P berghei IFN-γ levels in culture supernatants of splenocytes went up gradually in the early phase of primary infection,but they became higher than that of primary infection after reinfection with P yoelii Conclusion The effects of Th1 response in the early phase of plasmodium infection are very important to resist plasmodium reinfection;the morbidities of reinfection by homologous and heterologous plasmodium or the development of disease are closely related to the parasitemia level of primary infection
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Aim To investigate the effects of Th1 response in the early phase of plasmodium infection on reinfection Methods Some mice,infected intraperitoneally by P yoelii,were treated with Artemether Tablet in early phase of infection All of mice,including treated and untreated mice,were reinfected with P yoelii or P berghei;both parasitemias were observed by microscopy on Giemsa′s-stained thin blood smears;the levels of cytokines in culture supernatants of splenocytes and antibodies in sera were measured with ELISA Results In nature recovery mice,parasitemia was not found after reinfection with P yoelii,but lower parasitemia was observed after infection with P berghei;comparing with control group,there was lower parasitemia in the mice treated with Artemether Tablet after reinfection with P yoelii or P berghei IFN-γ levels in culture supernatants of splenocytes went up gradually in the early phase of primary infection,but they became higher than that of primary infection after reinfection with P yoelii Conclusion The effects of Th1 response in the early phase of plasmodium infection are very important to resist plasmodium reinfection;the morbidities of reinfection by homologous and heterologous plasmodium or the development of disease are closely related to the parasitemia level of primary infection
Key concepts: Parasitemia, Plasmodium yoelii, Plasmodium berghei, Biology, Virology, Splenocyte, Immunology, Malaria