Duke University Medical Center
Regulatory B cells exist -- and pack a punch
Published in AIDS Weekly, June 9th, 2008
Using a new set of scientific tools to identify and count these cells, the team showed that these B cells can block contact hypersensitivity, the type of skin reactions that many people have when they brush against poison ivy.
The findings may have large implications for scientists and physicians who develop vaccines and study immune-linked diseases, including cancer. Once the cells that regulate inflammatory responses are identified, scientists may have a better way to develop...
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Source: AIDS Weekly (2008-06-09)
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