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Memory-Phenotype Ly49+ CD8 T emerging from the thymus develop into two subsets with distinct immune functions

2024-12-15

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Ly49+ CD8 T cells are memory-phenotype (MP) cells expressing Ly49 family inhibitory receptors, that control autoimmune diseases development through the regulation of follicular CD4 T cells. During viral infection, their number increases, suggesting an involvement in antiviral responses. These cells do not derive from naive cells and are thought to develop in the thymus. This study identified two subsets of Ly...

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d3ac2302-57a4-5146-abe4-e438d8900ed2
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10.1101/2024.12.10.627689
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