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Intra-islet Treg cells reverse Teff cell-mediated abrogation of chemokine secretion by ß-islet cells.

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posted on 2015-05-06, 04:41 authored by Mara Kornete, Edward S. Mason, Julien Girouard, Erin I. Lafferty, Salman Qureshi, Ciriaco A. Piccirillo

β-islet cells were isolated from 4-week-old BDC2.5 mice. (A) Expression of CXCR3 chemokines was compared between insulin+ cells and glucagon+ cells, and unstained controls. (B), NOD.TCRα-/- mice received Treg or Teff cells either alone or at the indicated Treg/Teff cell ratios. When mice receiving Teff cells alone became hyperglycemic (>33mmol/L), CXCL10 expression (MFI) in β-islet cells was compared between groups. (C) IFN-γR ΔMFI (ΔMFI was calculated by subtracting the isotype control MFI from IFN-γR antibody MFI) and was compared between β (insulin+), α (glucagon+) and δ (somatostatin+) cells isolated from 4-week-old BDC2.5 mice. (5B, 5C n = 5).

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