The female mice exhibited higher expression levels of CDK1, and CDKN1A (KO, 1A0), CDK2 (KO), MARCO (KO, 1A0, 6A2, and 6A4), MMP12 (KO, 6A4), MYC (KO), STAT5a/b (KO, 1A3, and 6A2), TAP1 (KO, 6A4), TAP2 (KO), CDKN1B, and CTNNB1 (1A0, 6A2, and 6A4) and CCND1 (1A3) compared to males in response to infection (Figure 8). This evidence concerns the gene CDK2 and infection.