Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 2017 · 248 citations · 54 references
Life SciencesCell BiologyImmunologyAdaptive ImmunityAutoimmunityImmunoregulationAutoimmune RegulationCell-mediated ImmunityImmune RegulationImmune ResponseRegulation Of AutoimmunityRegulatory T CellsCell-mediated ImmunosuppressionChemokines In ImmunosuppressionCytokine Signaling In AutoimmunityImmune Regulation By Regulatory T CellsRegulatory T Cell Suppressive FunctionSuppressor Cell BiologyT-cell Mediated AutoimmunityT-cell Regulation
Significance The current study identifies CCR8 + regulatory T cells (T reg cells) as drivers of immunosuppression and provides compelling evidence of a self-feeding mechanism by which, at an autoimmune site, CCL1 produced by FOXp3 + T reg cells upregulates the expression of its own receptor, CCR8, on these cells, and potentiates their in vivo proliferation and suppressive activities as driver T reg cells. The suppression of ongoing autoimmunity by a stabilized version of the chemokine (CCL1–Ig) highlights the translational potential of these findings.
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