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5/4/2008
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Regulatory T Cells In Patients Treated With Adacolumn Granulocytapheresis
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An increased utterance of FoxP3 mRNA and a higher frequency of CD25+ regulatory cells were found in all clients who responded to cytapheresis but this was not found in a nonresponder patient. Variations in TGF-beta (mRNA) did not parallel those of FoxP3 mRNA. It is suggested that the quantification of FoxP3 in CD4+ T cells of treated clientele may be used as a valuable index in these conditions. More: - Read More |
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