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Functional and molecular comparison of anergic and regulatory T lymphocytes

Knoechel et al., 2006

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10860859330557718105
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Knoechel B
Lohr J
Zhu S
Wong L
Hu D
Ausubel L
Abbas A
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The Journal of Immunology

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Tolerance in vivo is maintained by multiple mechanisms that function to prevent autoimmunity. An encounter of CD4+ T cells with a circulating self-Ag leads to partial thymic deletion, the development of CD25+ regulatory T cells (Tregs), and functional anergy in the …
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