Resistance to<i> P. brasiliensis</i> Experimental Infection of Inbred Mice Is Associated with an Efficient Neutrophil Mobilization and Activation by Mediators of Inflammation

<div>Histological appearance of marrow: (a) conspicuous presence of<i> Pb</i> yeasts in susceptible mice 90 days after intraperitoneal infection; (b) evident neutropoiesis along mature megakaryocytes in susceptible mice after 90 days of intraperitoneal infection.</div>

Mediators of Inflammation

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Figure 5: Resistance to<i> P. brasiliensis</i> Experimental Infection of Inbred Mice Is Associated with an Efficient Neutrophil Mobilization and Activation by Mediators of Inflammation 

Figure 5 | Resistance to P. brasiliensis Experimental Infection of Inbred Mice Is Associated with an Efficient Neutrophil Mobilization and Activation by Mediators of Inflammation 