Figure 6
Figure 6. The Ampd3T689A mutation causes an altered response to malaria. Cumulative survival (A) and peripheral parasitemia (B) for female WT (n = 17), Ampd3T689A/+ (n = 11), and Ampd3T689A (n = 6) infected with P. chabaudi. (C) Mean ± SEM fold change in parasitemia compared with WT for Ampd3T689A/+ labeled RBCs. Dotted line indicates equal ratio of WT to mutant. (B) Mean ± SEM proportion of ring stage (thiazole orangelow, Hoechstlow), and trophozoite stage (thiazole orangehigh, Hoechsthigh) parasites within labeled WT and Ampd3T689A/+cells (n = 7). *P < .05; **P < .01; ***P < .001. P values calculated using the log-rank test (survival) or the Student t test.

The Ampd3T689A mutation causes an altered response to malaria. Cumulative survival (A) and peripheral parasitemia (B) for female WT (n = 17), Ampd3T689A/+ (n = 11), and Ampd3T689A (n = 6) infected with P. chabaudi. (C) Mean ± SEM fold change in parasitemia compared with WT for Ampd3T689A/+ labeled RBCs. Dotted line indicates equal ratio of WT to mutant. (B) Mean ± SEM proportion of ring stage (thiazole orangelow, Hoechstlow), and trophozoite stage (thiazole orangehigh, Hoechsthigh) parasites within labeled WT and Ampd3T689A/+cells (n = 7). *P < .05; **P < .01; ***P < .001. P values calculated using the log-rank test (survival) or the Student t test.

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