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Regulatory T cell expansion by a highly CD25-dependent IL-2 mutein arrests ongoing autoimmunity

2019-12-03

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Interleukin-2 (IL-2) controls the homeostasis and function of regulatory T cells (Tregs) and defects in the IL-2 pathway contribute to multiple autoimmune diseases. Although recombinant IL-2 therapy has been efficacious in certain inflammatory conditions, the capacity for IL-2 to also activate inflammatory effector responses highlights the need for IL-2-based therapeutics with improved Treg-specificity. From a pan...

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f74e6ce3-e423-582a-9c29-73eaebef6821
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10.1101/862789
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