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Home › Dataset Library › Global expression profiling of peripheral Qa-1 class Ib-restricted CD8aa+TCRab+ regulatory T Cells reveals innate-like features:...

Dataset: Global expression profiling of peripheral Qa-1 class Ib-restricted CD8aa+TCRab+ regulatory T Cells reveals innate-like features: implications for immune regulatory repertoire

To better understand the function of CD8aa Tregs, we have recently characterized several CD8aa+TCRab+ T cell clones and lines that are...

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To better understand the function of CD8aa Tregs, we have recently characterized several CD8aa+TCRab+ T cell clones and lines that are physiologically primed and are involved in recovery and protection from EAE (REF). In this report, we present a comparison of global gene expression patterns in CD8aa Tregs versus OT-1 CD8aa+TCRab+ T cells. The results of microarray data analysis are confirmed by real-time PCR and flow cytometry for better accuracy and phenotype expression. Our study reveals a unique gene signature in the CD8aa Tregs, including enhanced expression of several inhibitory molecules associated with the maintenance of peripheral T cell homeostasis. The identification of differentially expressed molecules by CD8aa Tregs should facilitate future functional studies in this area. gene expression patterns in CD8aa Tregs versus OT-1 CD8aa+TCRab+ T cells

Species:
mouse

Samples:
6

Source:
E-GEOD-22985

PubMed:
21889557

Updated:
Dec.12, 2014

Registered:
Nov.11, 2014


Factors: (via ArrayExpress)
Sample CELL TYPE
GSM567345 CD8aa Tregs
GSM567345 CD8aa Tregs
GSM567345 CD8aa Tregs
GSM567348 OT-1 CD8aa+TCRab+ T cells
GSM567348 OT-1 CD8aa+TCRab+ T cells
GSM567348 OT-1 CD8aa+TCRab+ T cells

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  • cell
  • peripheral

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