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MALT1 is an intrinsic regulator of regulatory T cells
A. Brüstle
,
D. Brenner
, C. B. Knobbe-Thomsen
, M. Cox
, P. A. Lang
, K. S. Lang
, T. W. Mak
*
*
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Experimental and Molecular Immunology
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Keyphrases
Autoimmunity
14%
Effector T Cells
14%
Helper Cells
28%
Immune Response
14%
Immune Tolerance
28%
Induced Inflammation
14%
Inflammation
14%
Intrinsic Regulation
100%
ITreg
85%
MALT1
100%
Molecular Pathways
14%
Mucosa-associated Lymphoid Tissue Lymphoma Translocation Protein 1
100%
Novel Regulator
14%
NTregs
42%
Nuclear factor-B
14%
Pam3Cys
14%
Receptor 2
14%
Regulatory T Cells
100%
Signaling Mediators
14%
Steady State
14%
Stress Conditions
14%
Thymocytes
28%
Thymus
28%
TLR2 Ligands
14%
Toll-like
14%
Treg
85%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Autoimmunity
12%
Complement Factor B
12%
Immunological Tolerance
25%
Immunoreactivity
12%
Mediator
12%
Paracaspase
100%
Regulatory T Cell
100%
Steady State
12%
T Cell
12%
T Helper Cell
25%
Thymocyte
25%
TLR2
25%