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IL-10 release requires stronger toll-like receptor 4-triggering than TNF: a possible explanation for the selective effects of heterozygous TLR4 polymorphism Asp(299)Gly on IL-10 release.
Immunobiology - 1 Jan 2008
Dehus Oliver, Bunk Sebastian, von Aulock Sonja, Hermann Corinna
Abstract excerpt
The toll-like receptor 4 Asp(299)Gly polymorphism results in an inactive receptor. Heterozygosis is associated with reduced LPS-inducible IL-10 protein and IL-10 mRNA from blood leukocytes and isolated monocytes, while numerous other mediators are not affected. We could exclude that this effect is due to the differences in the kinetics of IL-10 release, in the expression of total surface TLR4 or in LPS-binding to...
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