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. 1999 Dec;19(12):8646–8659. doi: 10.1128/mcb.19.12.8646

TABLE 1.

Clinical phenotypes of NOD mice and mice lacking NF-κB subunits and a proteasome

Murine knockout model [reference(s)] Phenotypesa NOD symptomatology
NF-κB
 p50−/− (70, 72) Low IL-6 levels
High IFN-β levels +++
Defective LPS stimulation +++
Impaired antibody production
Increased susceptibility to bacterial infections +++
Normal resistance to viral infections +++
Abnormal Ig class switching +++
 p65−/− (5, 6, 37, 59) Embryonic lethality
Liver apoptosis
Low GM-CSF levels
TNF-α-induced apoptosis +++
Inactivation of CD40 +++
 p100/p52−/− (12) Defective immunological response by B cells +++
Abnormal spleen architecture +++
Defective B-cell education +++
 p50−/− p52−/− (24, 39) Inactivation of GM-CSF
Inactivation of M-CSF
Inactivation of IL-12
Inactivation of IL-10 +++
High-level expression of IL-6 +++
High-level expression of IFN-β +++
High-level expression of IFN-γ +++
Defective B-cell maturation +++
Proteasome (LMP2−/−) (81) Defective MHC class I antigen presentation +++
Defective CD8+-T-cell education +++
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Abbreviations: Ig, immunoglobulin; M-CSF, macrophage colony-stimulating factor.