Transforming Growth Factor-beta Impairs Postburn Immunoglobulin Production by Limiting B-Cell Proliferation, But Not Cellular Synthesis - Concepedia

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Transforming Growth Factor-beta Impairs Postburn Immunoglobulin Production by Limiting B-Cell Proliferation, But Not Cellular Synthesis

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T Nishimura, Hiromasa Yamamoto, Suzan deSerres, Anthony A. Meyer

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Abstract

These data demonstrates that TGF-beta does not specifically impair IgM secretion by committed IgM B cells but appears to decrease B-cell proliferation or clonal expansion.

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