Among C57BL/6 mice, KC (Figure 4A) and MIP-2 (Figure 4B), chemokines important for neutrophil recruitment, MIP-1α (Figure 4C) and MIP-1β (Figure 4D), chemokines important for directing macrophage responses, and IP-10 (Figure 4E) and RANTES (Figure 4F), chemokines important in driving Th1 T cell responses, were significantly increased among infected mice under conditions of iron deficiency compared with infected mice on an iron-replete diet. This evidence concerns the gene CXCL10 and nutritional disorder.