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Response of CBA/N mice to a protein-lipopolysaccharide complex.

The response of CBA/N mice to the lysozyme component of a lysozyme-LPS complex has been assessed. Primary responsiveness, memory induction and enhancement of the primary response by an allogeneic effect have been studied. Based on comparison with normal mice, only the primary response to the complex was affected by the xid trait. The observed defect was partially abrogated by an allogeneic effect.