Type I Regulatory T Cells Underlie Long-Term Malaria Immunity

Posted: 2025-05-03 06:40:49 UTC

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New research indicates that type I regulatory T cells play a crucial role in CD4+ T cell responses, contributing to long-term immunity against malaria in young children and adults with repeated exposure.

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Type I regulatory T cells dominate CD4+ T cell responses

Long-term immunity in young children and adults repeatedly exposed to malaria

Type I Regulatory T Cells Underlie Long-Term Malaria Immunity

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