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Editorial

New T-Helper Subsets Controlling the Immune System and Tissue Cells

Carsten Schmidt-WeberDirektor des Zentrums für Allergie & Umwelt (ZAUM) Technische Universität & Helmholtz Zentrum München, Biedersteiner Str. 29, 80802München, Germany.Tel.: +49 894 140 3450 Fax: +49 894 140 [email protected]
Pages 427-429 | Published online: 16 Jul 2010

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Figure 1. Grouping of T-cell subsets into immune regulators and those subsets that regulate tissue cells.

Regulatory cells play an important role prior to effector functions. All subsets appear to develop from naive T cells that differentiate into helper subsets.

Treg: Regulatory T cell.

Figure 1. Grouping of T-cell subsets into immune regulators and those subsets that regulate tissue cells.Regulatory cells play an important role prior to effector functions. All subsets appear to develop from naive T cells that differentiate into helper subsets.Treg: Regulatory T cell.

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