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T cell response in murine Leishmanial mexicana amazonensis infection: production of interferon‐γby CD8+ cells

The immune response to Leishmania major has been the subject of many investigations. However, Leishmania includes many species with different clinical manifestations. In this report, we studied the Tcell response to L. mexicana amazonensis, a New World species, in a murine model. We found that, similar to L. major, an Old World species, resistant C57BL/6 mice produced a high level of IFN‐γ and a low level of IL‐4. Conversely, susceptible BALB/c mice produced a much lower level of IFN‐γ and higher level of IL‐4.