Bone marrow is a major site of long-term antibody production after acute viral infection

Keyphrases

• Bone Marrow 100%
• Antibody Production 100%
• Acute Viral Infection 100%
• Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Virus 75%
• Plasma Cells 66%
• Spleen 50%
• Antibody-secreting Cells 50%
• Virus-specific 41%
• Virus-neutralizing Antibodies 33%
• Cell number 25%
• Post-infection 16%
• Immunoglobulin G Subclass 16%
• Virus 8%
• Cell Population 8%
• Serum Antibody 8%
• Viral Infection 8%
• Cell-derived 8%
• Persistent Infection 8%
• Acute Infection 8%
• Adult Mice 8%
• Rechallenge 8%
• Reinfection 8%
• Infectivity Assay 8%
• Increasing Population 8%
• Secondary Response 8%
• Anatomical Location 8%
• Antibody Level 8%
• PCR Assay 8%
• Long-term Persistence 8%
• Peak Response 8%
• Antibody-producing Cells 8%
• Virus Infection Model 8%
• Antiviral Antibodies 8%
• Long-term Humoral Immunity 8%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Virus 100%
• Immunoglobulin Producing Cell 100%
• Antibody Generation 100%
• Virus Infection 100%
• Antibody Secreting Cell 66%
• Infection 55%
• Infectious Disease 33%
• Virus 33%
• Immunoglobulin G 22%
• Virus Antibody 11%
• Cell Population 11%
• Humoral Immunity 11%
• Antibody Blood Level 11%