Human DCs and ILC3 can engage in a reciprocal cross-talk resulting in a bidirectional cell activation relevant either in the regulation of mucosal immunity or in promoting pathological processes such as inflammatory hyperproliferative skin diseases.
Dendritic cell recognition by ILC3 via DNAM-1 triggers pro-inflammatory reciprocal cell activations
Campana, StefaniaPrimo
;De Pasquale, Claudia;Oliveri, Daniela;Cannavò, Serafinella Patrizia;Galletti, Bruno;Carrega, Paolo;Ferlazzo, Guido
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2019-01-01
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Human DCs and ILC3 can engage in a reciprocal cross-talk resulting in a bidirectional cell activation relevant either in the regulation of mucosal immunity or in promoting pathological processes such as inflammatory hyperproliferative skin diseases.File in questo prodotto:
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