QUANTIFICATION OF CD4+CD25HIGH REGULATORY T- CELLS (TREGS) IN THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD OF AUTISTIC CHILDREN
Nermeen Refaat Fouad Khella;
Abstract
Autism may, in part, involve an autoimmune pathogenesis. CD4+CD25high regulatory T-cells are a highly specialized subset of immune cells identified in the peripheral blood and in the thymus. These cells play an active part in establishment and maintainan
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| Title | QUANTIFICATION OF CD4+CD25HIGH REGULATORY T- CELLS (TREGS) IN THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD OF AUTISTIC CHILDREN | Authors | Nermeen Refaat Fouad Khella | Keywords | QUANTIFICATION OF CD4+CD25HIGH REGULATORY T- CELLS (TREGS) IN THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD OF AUTISTIC CHILDREN | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | Autism may, in part, involve an autoimmune pathogenesis. CD4+CD25high regulatory T-cells are a highly specialized subset of immune cells identified in the peripheral blood and in the thymus. These cells play an active part in establishment and maintainan |
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