Cell type specific il-27p28 (il-30) deletion in mice uncovers an unexpected regulatory function of il-30 in autoimmune inflammation

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• who: Dongkyun Kim from the DepartmentNorthwestern University have published the research work: Cell type specific IL-27p28 (IL-30) deletion in mice uncovers an unexpected regulatory function of IL-30 in autoimmune inflammation, in the Journal: Scientific Reports Scientific Reports
• what: The authors took advantage of cell type specific IL-30-deficient mouse models to investigate the sources of IL-30 and to gain closer insights into the immune regulatory functions of IL-27 (and of IL-30 itself) in autoimmune inflammation.
• how: All the animal experiments were conducted in accordance to ARRIVE . . .
  

   

  

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