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T Regulatory Cells
T regulatory cells
, or Tregs, are a
subset of T cells
that play a crucial role in maintaining
immune tolerance
and preventing
autoimmune diseases
by suppressing
excessive immune responses
. They are characterized by the expression of the
transcription factor FoxP3
and are essential for controlling the
balance between immune activation and suppression
.
Relevant Fields:
Pathological Physiology 100%
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