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Fall 2022
Ducks are the natural host and reservoir of influenza A virus (IAV). It is currently unknown how ducks can both tolerate and restrict IAV replication. It is likely that ducks have evolved unique transcriptional responses to IAV infection to restrict virus while limiting damage from inflammation,...
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Mast Cell Response to Influenza A Infection and Their Antiviral Activity in Co-culture with Epithelial Cells
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Well known their role in allergic inflammation, mast cells (MC) are also important in innate immunity against pathogens. MC are abundant in the respiratory tract and in close proximity to epithelial cells (EC) where they could be important in host defenses or the pathogenesis of viral infections...