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. 2022 Aug 3;13:958273. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2022.958273

Table 2.

Overview of publications in the disease clusters autoimmunity and infectiology.

Disease entity oc Disease model Gene manipulation and genetic background Sex Ref
Immunology
Autoimmunity - C1qKO induced SLE 129/Ola, 129/Ola×C57BL/6 F2 f/m (9)
- C1qKO induced SLE 129/Sv, 129/Sv×C57BL/6 F2 f/m (64)
- C1qKO induced SLE f/m (65)
- C1qKO induced SLE 129/Sv, 129/Sv×C57BL/6, C57BL/6 f/m (66)
= C1qKO induced SLE C1qa-/- IgHEL, C1qa-/- IgHEL/sHEL f/m (67)
- C1qKO induced SLE 129/Ola×C57BL/6 f/m (68)
- C1qKO induced SLE 129/Sv×C57BL/6, C57BL/6 f/m (69)
= C1qKO induced SLE f/m (70)
- C1qKO induced SLE C57BL/6.C1q-/- , C57BL/6.lpr/lpr.C1q-/ -, MRL/Mp-lpr/lpr.C1q-/- f/m (71)
- C1qKO induced SLE MRL/Mp.C1q-/- , f/m (72)
- Cq1KO induced SLE 129×B6 F2 f (73)
- Cq1KO induced SLE C1q-/-IgHEL, C1q-/-IgHEL/mHEL-KK f/m (74)
= Cq1KO induced SLE VH3H9R/VLκ8R.MRL/Mp.C1qa-/- , VH3H9R.MRL/Mp.C1qa-/- f/m (75)
+ pristane induced SLE BALB/c f (76)
- Cq1KO induced SLE f (77)
- Cq1KO induced SLE f (78)
- autoimmunity MRL/Mp.C1q-/- , C57BL/6.C1q-/- f (79)
Autoimmune nephropathy - LN C1qa-/- , C1qa/H2-Bf/C2-/- , 129/Sv×C57BL/6 f/m (80)
- LN Sle1.C1q-/-, Sle1.Mfge8-/-C1q-/- f/m (81)
= LN m (82)
- Anti-GBM GN C1qa-/-, C1qa/H2-Bf/C2-/-, 129/Sv×C57BL/6 f/m (83)
- Anti-GBM GN 129/Sv×C57BL/6, C57BL/6 f/m (84)
= Anti-GBM GN f/m (85)
= Cryoglobulinemic GN BALB/c f/m (86)
= FSG sclerosis BALB/c f (87)
= tubulointestinal fibrosis m (88)
Transplant rejection - transplant at rejection f (89)
- transplant at rejection C57BL/6, BALBc f (90)
- transplant at rejection f (91)
Arthritis = arthritis C1q-/- , C1q-/-/MBL-/- f/m (92)
+ arthritis C1q-/-/Df-/- f/m (93)
= anaphylaxis 129/SV f/m (94)
Vaccination = rhesus prophylaxe f/m (95)
+ immunoprophylaxis (96)
= HSV- Impfung f (97)
= adenoviral vectors f/m (98)
= adenoviral vectors m (99)
- IBD C1q/MBL-/- f/m (100)
+ sterile inflammation C1q-/-, C1q/fD-/- f/m (101)
Infectiology
Bacterial infections - S. Pneumoniae f/m (102)
- S. Pneumoniae f/m (103)
- S. Pneumoniae septicaemie f/m (104)
- S. Pneumoniae meningitis f/m (105)
- S. Pneumoniae acute otitis f/m (106)
- S. Pneumoniae acute otitis f/m (107)
- S. Pneumoniae acute otitis f/m (108)
- S. Pyogenes septicaemie f/m (109)
- polymicrobial peritonitis 129/SV m (110)
- polymicrobial peritonitis 129/SV f/m (111)
- polymicrobial peritonitis f/m (112)
- Salmonella enterica 129/SV m (113)
- Borrelia burgdorferi f/m (114)
- Rickettsia australis f/m (115)
New therapeutica - N. gonorrhoeae f (116)
- N. gonorrhoeae f (117)
= N. gonorrhoeae f (118)
= P. aeruginosa m (119)
Other pathogens - West Nile virus C1q-/-, C1q×fD-/- f/m (120)
- Malaria 129/Sv f (121)
= Nematode f/m (122)
= Cryptosporidium f/m (123)
= Candida albicans f/m (124)

Each cluster is subdivided according to disease and organ manifestation, respectively. Disease outcome (oc) of C1qKO mice compared to wt and/or C1q sufficient mice in the investigated disease model is given as “+” respectively turquoise =beneficial, “-” respectively ocher =detrimental, “=“ respectively grey=no effect. The overall outcome on the disease entity is similarly color coded using lighter shades for ambiguous group results. Genetic modifications other than C1qKO and genetic background other than C57BL/6 are listed explicitly. In studies with several C1q deficient mice, all C1q deficient mice are listed. Sex as indicated in the study (f=female only, m=male only, f/m=mixed gender); if not mentioned explicitly by the study, mixed gender was assumed. FSG, focal segmental glomerulosclerosis; GBM, glomerular basement membrane; GN, Glomerulonephritis; HSV, herpes simplex virus; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; LN, lupus nephritis; N., Neisseria; P., Pseudomonas aeruginosa; S., Streptococcus; SLE, systemic lupus erythematosus.