La IL-9 orquesta la regulación inmune a través de la reprogramación metabólica dependiente de CD39/CD73

Muhammed Ali Kizmaz1, Abdurrahman Simsek1, Tugce Bozkurt1

  • 1Bursa Uludağ University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Immunology, Bursa, Turkey.

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Resumen

La interleucina-9 (IL-9) aumenta la producción de adenosina al regular al alza CD39 y CD73, promoviendo un ambiente inmunosupresor e impactando las respuestas de las células T en la inflamación.

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