Battle of the T Cells
Metabolic Transcription Factor Regulates T-Cell Development
In experiments that could ultimately bear practical fruit for the treatment of both cancer and autoimmune disorders, scientists have discovered that hypoxia inducible factor, or HIF-1, plays a major role in determining whether T cells develop into pro-inflammatory TH17 cells or regulatory T cells, which inhibit the actions of other T cells and prevent the immune response from going out of control.
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