[PDF][PDF] At 17, in-10's passion need not inflame
CA Stewart, G Trinchieri - Immunity, 2011 - cell.com
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At 17, In-10's Passion Need Not Inflame Page 1 work has important implications for our
understanding of natural resistance to viral disease and as such may lead to the development
of novel approaches for coping with viral infections. However, as in the case of all important
new findings, the results from this study set the stage for many new questions that need to be
addressed. As suggested by the authors, it is likely that the infection results in the presentation
of novel viral or cellular peptide(s) by Qa-1b because reporter cells expressing CD94-NKG2E …
understanding of natural resistance to viral disease and as such may lead to the development
of novel approaches for coping with viral infections. However, as in the case of all important
new findings, the results from this study set the stage for many new questions that need to be
addressed. As suggested by the authors, it is likely that the infection results in the presentation
of novel viral or cellular peptide(s) by Qa-1b because reporter cells expressing CD94-NKG2E …
In this issue of Immunity, Chaudhry et al. (2011) and Huber et al. (2011) report that control of Th17 cell responses during colonic inflammation requires direct signaling by IL-10 in regulatory T cells and Th17 cells.
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