ROLE OF REGULATORY T CELLS AND INTERLEUKIN-10 IN PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS
مروة شعبان السيد ناصر Marwa Shaaban Elsayed Nasser;
Abstract
T cell responses during TB help contain M.tuberculosis in vivo but also cause collateral damage to host tissues. Immune regulatory mechanisms may limit this immunopathology, and suppressed cellular immune responses in patients with TB suggest the pr
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| Title | ROLE OF REGULATORY T CELLS AND INTERLEUKIN-10 IN PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS | Other Titles | دور اللمفاويات التائية التنظيمية و انترلوكين 10 في الدرن الرئوى | Authors | مروة شعبان السيد ناصر Marwa Shaaban Elsayed Nasser | Keywords | ROLE OF REGULATORY T CELLS AND INTERLEUKIN-10 IN PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | T cell responses during TB help contain M.tuberculosis in vivo but also cause collateral damage to host tissues. Immune regulatory mechanisms may limit this immunopathology, and suppressed cellular immune responses in patients with TB suggest the pr |
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