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Mice treated with a RES-stimulating agent (restim) were less susceptible than control mice to subsequent infection with opsonized S. typhimurium cells. A similar enhancement of resistance was observed when restim-treated mice were challenged with bacterial cells exposed to EDTA rather than antibody. Preliminary results indicate an increase in lysozyme in the blood of restim-treated mice.
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