Antigen-based immunotherapy (AIT) for autoimmune and allergic disease

作者: Megan KL MacLeod , Stephen M Anderton

DOI: 10.1016/J.COPH.2015.05.003

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摘要: Autoimmune and allergic diseases are major causes of morbidity. Antigen-based immunotherapy (AIT) is immunologically the most satisfying means specifically targeting only those T cells driving disease, thereby inducing antigen-specific immune tolerance, with lowest adverse risk profile. AIT highly effective in rodent models cell-driven inflammation now clinical trials. The range approaches to applying clinic prevents a consensus on molecular basis for this form tolerance. In particular, there has been paucity information how pre-activated effector memory respond AIT. New, advanced murine beginning deliver such at cellular, biochemical, transcriptional epigenetic levels.

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