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Intranasal bacteria induce Th1 but not Treg or Th2
M. Costalonga
, P. P. Cleary
,
L. A. Fischer
, Z. Zhao
Periodontology
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Keyphrases
Adaptive Response
50%
Antigen-presenting Cells
50%
CCR6
50%
CD11c
50%
CD25+
50%
CD4+ T
50%
Cell Processes
50%
Commensal
100%
Commensal Flora
50%
Commensal Lactobacillus
50%
Commensal Microorganisms
50%
Dendritic Cells
50%
Epithelial Barrier
50%
Epitope-specific
50%
FoxP3+
50%
Immune Defense
50%
Inflammation
50%
Inflammatory Cytokines
50%
Inflammatory Response
50%
Intranasal
100%
Lactobacillus murinus
50%
Memory CD4+ T Cells
50%
Microbial Antigens
50%
Mucosal Surfaces
50%
Nasal Epithelial Barrier
50%
Nasal mucosa
50%
Nasal-associated Lymphoid Tissue
100%
Recirculation
50%
Regulatory T (Treg) Cells
50%
Spleen
50%
Streptococcus Pyogenes (S. pyogenes)
100%
Tissue Antigens
50%
Treg
100%
Immunology and Microbiology
Antigen
25%
Antigen-Presenting Cell
25%
Bacterium
100%
CD11c
25%
CD25
25%
Commensal
25%
Dendritic Cell
25%
Epitope
25%
Infectious Agent
100%
Inflammation
25%
Lactobacillus
25%
Lymphoid Tissue
50%
Microorganism
25%
Nose Mucosa
25%
Proinflammatory Cytokine
25%
Regulatory T Cell
100%
Streptococcus pyogenes
50%
T-Helper Cell
50%