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Data from: Handling stress and sample storage are associated with weaker complement-mediated bactericidal ability in birds but not bats
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Data from: Exposure of avian embryos to cycling incubation temperatures reduces adult bactericidal ability
In birds, the temperature at which eggs are incubated shapes many aspects of hatchling phenotype, but long-term effects are less studied. We studied the effect of incubation temperature and pattern on the subsequent development of innate immune function in Japanese quail (Coturnix japonica). We incubated quail eggs in one of three replicated treatments: Control (37.5°C), Low (36.0°C), and Cyclical incubation. The Cyclical treatment had the same average temperature as the Low temperature treatment (36.0°C), and an upper temperature that was the same as the Control. When individuals were 5-, 20-, and 55-days of age (i.e., adults) we measured the ability of blood plasma to kill Escherichia coli. Throughout development there was a non- significant trend for immune function to be lower in the Cycling treatment. In adulthood however, individuals incubated at Cycling temperatures had significantly lower immune function than control birds but did not differ from individuals incubated at constant low temperatures. Males and females responded similarly to the incubation treatment, but females developed a greater bactericidal ability than males. We conclude that variation in innate immune function of adult birds is shaped by temperature fluctuations experienced during incubation.
Data from: Exposure of avian embryos to cycling incubation temperatures reduces adult bactericidal ability
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Recombinant GM-CSF enhances the bactericidal ability of PMNs by increasing intracellular IL-1β and improves the prognosis of secondary Pseudomonas aeruginosa pneumonia in sepsis
GEO Series GSE227162. Mus musculus. 9 samples. Type: Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing.
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