Th17: contributors to allograft rejection and a barrier to the induction of transplantation tolerance?

T helper (Th) type 17 cells are a recently described CD4 T-cell subset that may contribute to allograft rejection and act as a barrier to the induction of transplant tolerance. This review examines the involvement of Th17 cells in transplant rejection, how immunosuppressive medication may affect the...

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Main Authors: Chadha, R, Heidt, S, Jones, N, Wood, K
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2011
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Jones, N
Wood, K
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description T helper (Th) type 17 cells are a recently described CD4 T-cell subset that may contribute to allograft rejection and act as a barrier to the induction of transplant tolerance. This review examines the involvement of Th17 cells in transplant rejection, how immunosuppressive medication may affect their induction and maintenance and the potential plasticity of developing Th17 cells. It also addresses the complex interplay between the Th17 and regulatory T-cell developmental pathways and the susceptibility of Th17 cells to regulation. Despite accumulating evidence, the precise impact of Th17 cells on transplant rejection and the induction of tolerance require further clarification.
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spelling oxford-uuid:23103a45-759f-4a25-8fe6-ca4361c641c02022-03-26T11:42:12ZTh17: contributors to allograft rejection and a barrier to the induction of transplantation tolerance?Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:23103a45-759f-4a25-8fe6-ca4361c641c0EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2011Chadha, RHeidt, SJones, NWood, KT helper (Th) type 17 cells are a recently described CD4 T-cell subset that may contribute to allograft rejection and act as a barrier to the induction of transplant tolerance. This review examines the involvement of Th17 cells in transplant rejection, how immunosuppressive medication may affect their induction and maintenance and the potential plasticity of developing Th17 cells. It also addresses the complex interplay between the Th17 and regulatory T-cell developmental pathways and the susceptibility of Th17 cells to regulation. Despite accumulating evidence, the precise impact of Th17 cells on transplant rejection and the induction of tolerance require further clarification.
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Th17: contributors to allograft rejection and a barrier to the induction of transplantation tolerance?
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title_short Th17: contributors to allograft rejection and a barrier to the induction of transplantation tolerance?
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