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. 2007 Apr 2;75(6):3102–3111. doi: 10.1128/IAI.01943-06

FIG. 1.

FIG. 1.

Percent weight change (A), nasal tract and lung viral titers (B), and percent survival (C) in influenza virus-infected (Udorn) or mock-infected (PBS) mice that received type 3 pneumococcus on day 5 post-virus infection. Mice were weighed daily, and survival was recorded as a function of time postinfection. Viral loads were determined from nasal washes (nasal tract) and lung tissue homogenates harvested at different times post-virus infection and are expressed as TCID50 per gram tissue or ml of nasal wash. Singly infected mice did not succumb to infection.