WNK kinases regulate thiazide-sensitive Na-Cl cotransport
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Bone marrow transplantation reveals an essential synergy between neuronal and hemopoietic cell neurokinin production in pulmonary inflammation
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Immune suppression by measles virus
Measles virus infection is often associated with a generalized state of
immunosuppression that facilitates health- and life-threatening secondary
infections. To understand the mechanisms of immunosuppression, Michael
Oldstone and colleagues studied mice that were genetically engineered to be
susceptible to measles virus infection. These mice were infected with
measles virus five days before challenge with Listeria monocytogenes and
compared with age-matched naive and L. monocytogenesinfected mice that did
not receive measles virus. The results (pages 805810) demonstrated that
concurrent measles virus infection suppresses innate as well as adaptive
immune res
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Journal of Clinical Investigation
14-Mar-2003