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E. Dufourd

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CD4+ Trm sustain the chronic phase of auto-immune neuroinflammatory disease

A. Pignata, D. Frieser, C.-C. Hsiao, H. J. Engelenburg, M. Alis, C. Gonzalez-Fierro, V. Cazaentre, R. Miranda-Capet, E. Dufourd, T. Vermeulen, A. Aida, K. Vangisbergen, N. Blanchard, J. Hamann, J. Smolders, , F. Masson

This study identifies CD4+ Trm cells in the CNS of PMS patients and EAE models, showing their role in sustaining chronic inflammation and suggesting targeting them for new therapies.

bioRxiv · Mar 26, 2024Immunology