An inducible model of abacterial prostatitis induces antigen specific inflammatory and proliferative changes in the murine prostate
The Prostate2011Vol. 71(11), pp. 1139–1150
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Jessica M. Haverkamp, Bridget Charbonneau, Scott A. Crist, David K. Meyerholz, Michael B. Cohen, Paul W. Snyder, Robert Svensson, Michael D. Henry, Hsing‐Hui Wang, Timothy L. Ratliff
Abstract
The POET-3 model represents a novel mouse model to study both acute and chronic prostate inflammation in an antigen-specific system. Further, the POET-3 mouse model can be crossed with other genetic models of disease such as the C57/Luc/Pten(-/-) model of prostate cancer, allowing the impact of prostatitis on other prostatic diseases to be evaluated.
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