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V. H. Carpio

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Effects of Low-level Persistent Infection on maintenance of immunity by CD4 T cell subsets and Th1 cytokines

S. A. Ibitokou, K. Gbedande, M. M. Opata, V. H. Carpio, K. M. Marshall, R. Stephens

This study investigates how low-level persistent Plasmodium infection affects CD4 T cell subsets and Th1 cytokines, showing that it reduces Tmem survival and promotes specific effector memory cells that prolong immunity.

bioRxiv · Dec 1, 2022Immunology

Increased Th1 bias in memory T cells corresponds with protection from reinfection in Plasmodium infection, and is regulated by T cell-intrinsic STAT3

V. H. Carpio, F. Aussenac, K. D. Wilson, A. V. Villarino, A. L. Dent, R. Stephens

The paper shows that STAT3 regulates Th1 bias in memory T cells during Plasmodium infection, enhancing protection from reinfection.

bioRxiv · Aug 5, 2019Immunology