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Dysregulated T cells in multiple sclerosis

2018-03-01

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Abstract Multiple exogenous signals received from cell surface molecules or cytokines play a significant role in altering the host immune response. In chronic autoimmune‐mediated diseases, such as multiple sclerosis (MS), immune cells, especially T cells, are involved in the long‐term pathophysiology. In the past few decades, mechanisms of pathogenic T‐cell involvement at the onset or relapse of disease have been...

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acf23377-9c46-5807-b119-54c38077bdd5
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10.1111/cen3.12438
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