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The survival times of a number of strains of mice after infection with a stabilate of Trypanosoma brucei or of T congolense were examined. The mean survival times of all the strains when infected with T brucei TREU 667 ranged from 27 to 63 days. Greater disparity was observed after infection with T congolense GVR1 where the mean survival time ranged from seven (BALB/c) to 74 days (C57 Bl). It is suggested that the C57 Bl mouse might provide a laboratory model for the study of trypanotolerance in cattle.
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