Resistance/susceptibility to lethal Sendai virus infection genetically linked to a mucociliary transport polymorphism.
AUTOR(ES)
Brownstein, D G
RESUMO
Linkage was tested between a mucociliary transport polymorphism and resistance/susceptibility to lethal Sendai virus infection in segregant hybrid mice of C57BL/6J and DBA/2J parents. The distribution of paired phenotypes for tracheal mucociliary transport rates and susceptibility to lethal Sendai virus infection in 171 F1 X DBA/2J mice showed strong interaction of the parental phenotypes.
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