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. 1998 Jan;66(1):43–51. doi: 10.1128/iai.66.1.43-51.1998

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FIG. 7 — Pathology associated with infection due to fliC mutants. (A) Inoculation of the mice with PAK/fliC resulted in a focal infiltrate involving a very limited portion of the lung. (B) Infection with wild-type PAK shown at higher magnification (×100) demonstrates the typical response to P. aeruginosa with edema, infiltration of PMNs, and some hemorrhage. A small area of relatively normal appearing lung is visible at the upper right. (C) Pathology induced by the introduction of purified flagellin into the mouse lung.

FIG. 7 — Pathology associated with infection due to fliC mutants. (A) Inoculation of the mice with PAK/fliC resulted in a focal infiltrate involving a very limited portion of the lung. (B) Infection with wild-type PAK shown at higher magnification (×100) demonstrates the typical response to P. aeruginosa with edema, infiltration of PMNs, and some hemorrhage. A small area of relatively normal appearing lung is visible at the upper right. (C) Pathology induced by the introduction of purified flagellin into the mouse lung.