Nox2-deficient Tregs improve heart transplant outcomes via t…

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Nox2-deficient Tregs improve heart transplant outcomes via their increased graft recruitment and enhanced potency

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Nox2 is a ROS-generating enzyme, deficiency of which increases suppression by Tregs in vitro and in an in vivo model of cardiac remodeling. As Tregs have emerged as a candidate therapy in autoimmunity and transplantation, we hypothesized that Nox2 deficiency in Tregs in recipient mice may improve outcomes in a heart transplant model. We generated a potentially novel B6129 mouse model with Treg-tar…

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1 Silvia Cellone Trevelin King's College London (GB) British Heart Foundation (GB)
2 Anna Zampetaki King's College London (GB) British Heart Foundation (GB)
3 Greta Jane Sawyer King's College London (GB) British Heart Foundation (GB)
4 Aleksandar Ívetic King's College London (GB) British Heart Foundation (GB)
5 Alison C. Brewer King's College London (GB) British Heart Foundation (GB)
6 Lesley Ann Smyth University of East London (GB) —
7 Federica M. Marelli‐Berg Queen Mary University of Londo… (GB) William Harvey Research Instit… (GB)
8 Robert Köchl King's College London (GB)
9 Robert Ian Lechler King's College London (GB) —
10 Ajay M. Shah Corresponding King's College London (GB) British Heart Foundation (GB)
11 Giovanna Lombardi Corresponding King's College London (GB)

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