Variation in the response to malaria in Diversity Outbred mice
Gupta, A. S.; Chevee, V.; Kirosingh, A. S.; Davis, N. M.; Schneider, D. S.
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We infected Diversity Outbred mice with Plasmodium chabaudi to better understand how the host response to infection can vary and to try to identify genetic loci responsible for this variation. We identified two loci correlating with binary traits: one on chromosome two was linked to undetectable parasite loads and another on chromosome ten which was linked to death. Though we tested many variable traits, none of those reached statistical significance using the 489 mice we tested.
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