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5-fold reduction over wild-type, p?see more (Figures?2F and 2G). To confirm that the bacterial cording phenotype reflected the lysis of infected macrophages, we enumerated?the number of macrophages after neutral red staining at 4 dpi (Tobin et?al., 2010). The LTA4H-high animals had the expected depletion of macrophages associated with cording (2.7-fold fewer than wild-type, p?PTEN should be rendered hypersusceptible by TNF deviations TSA HDAC mouse in either direction i.e., TNF knockdown or addition of exogenous TNF. Moreover, TNF excess should phenocopy the unusual infection phenotype seen for LTA4H-high animals, namely initial improved control of intracellular macrophage growth followed by cell lysis and exuberant extracellular bacterial growth with cording. In order to test this model, we confirmed that recombinant zebrafish TNF (Roca et?al., 2008) was functional in our system: we observed a graded reversal of hypersusceptibility of TNF deficiency created by MO knockdown and identified the minimal dose that reversed it completely (Figure?S3). We could now compare the infection phenotypes of TNF deficiency (TNF-low)?and TNF excess (TNF-high) states by using wild-type animals?injected with either the TNF MO or recombinant TNF. TNF-low?animals gave the expected phenotype similar to the LTA4H-low animals: diminished control of bacterial growth within macrophages followed by increased bacterial burdens accompanied by macrophage lysis and bacterial cording (Figures 4A�C4D) (Tobin et?al., 2010). In contrast, TNF-high animals?displayed the signature phenotype of LTA4H-high animals: initial improved control of bacterial growth within macrophages was then followed by increased bacterial burdens accompanied by macrophage lysis and cording (Figures 4E�C4H).