A new take on IL-33 and immunoregulation

Project specs

Format

2D/3D

Contact

De'Broski Herbert

Country

USA

Length

01:00

Summary

Conventional dendritic cells (cDC) function as a non-canonical source of the pleiotropic cytokine interleukin 33 (IL-33) to control T regulatory cells (Treg). IL-33 is produced by the CD103 DC, and the pore-forming protein Perforin 2 delivers IL-33 to the cytoplasm and then to Treg cells. This results in the proliferative expansion of Treg which helps to suppress inflammation and autoimmune diseases.

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