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2007, TuberculosisCitation Excerpt :On the other hand, the well-controlled concentration of TNF-α following virulent challenge might have protected the BCG-vaccinated guinea pigs against detrimental hypersensitivity responses and tissue damage (Fig. 6B and D). Local levels of TNF-α must be sufficient for stimulation of protective lymphocyte and macrophage responses,9,11 but not so high as to result in tissue damage.14,18,40 The observation that loss of TNF-α in mice infected with BCG resulted in hyper-responsive type 1 immunity (including IL-12 production) suggests that the dose of TNF-α is crucial.13
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