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Aimee Wu

University of Washington

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IL-4 Licenses B Cell Activation Through Cholesterol Synthesis

Holly R. Steach, Autumn Gabrielle York, Jonathan R. Mattingly, Mathias H. Skadow, Shuting Chen, Jun Zhao, Kevin J. Williams, Quan Zhou, Weu-Yuan Hsieh, J. Richard Brewer, Rihao Qu, Justin A. Shyer, Christian Harman, Esen Sefik, Walter K. Mowel, , Richard Anthony Flavell

This study shows IL-4 promotes B cell activation by upregulating cholesterol synthesis, which is essential for ER expansion, cell cycle progression, and proliferation during influenza infection.

bioRxiv · May 13, 2024 · PreprintImmunology