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This antibody response was of great functional importance because, despite the loss of systemic ignorance to intestinal microbes, the mice were tolerant of the bacteria.
We therefore asked whether the chimeric MRL mice were tolerant to the donor 129SvJ cardiac allografts.
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Moreover, the mice are transgenic for human MUC1 and so the mice are tolerant to this mucin.
Both C. elegans and mice are tolerant of mutation or deletion of MELK ortholog (Cordes et al., 2006; Figure 7G I).
At 10 weeks of age, groups of both ETS and AIR mice were exposed to aerosol OVA in the absence of any adjuvant, including lipopolysaccharide, to produce mice that were tolerant to airway inflammation by OVA sensitization and challenge.
FVB/N mice were rendered tolerant of C57BL/6 alloantigens by in utero transplantation of C57BL/6 marrows.
Notably, the magnitude of this preference was similar to that measured in naive mice (Fig 1), despite the fact that the WT mice were highly tolerant to the analgesic effects of this dose of morphine, suggesting in itself either a lack of tolerance or sensitization to morphine reward.
Female mice (WT, C1qa−/− and C3−/−) pre-treated with intranasal peptide before being grafted with syngeneic male skin (from WT, C1qa−/− and C3−/− donors, respectively) were boosted (intraperitoneally) with syngeneic male splenocytes 12 wk after grafting, at a time when mice in the WT group were tolerant of their skin grafts, whereas the complement-deficient mice had rejected theirs (see Fig. 2).
The EOO and AOO mice were OVA-tolerant with regard to cytokines, IgE, and airway inflammatory markers, especially when compared with ESO and ASO mice.
To determine whether loss of H-Y antigens fully explains the higher in vivo growth capacity of MB49-I, we compared MB49 and MB49-I development in male mice, which are tolerant to H-Y antigens.
"They pretended they were tolerant.
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