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摘要
我们的研究表明,记忆 B 细胞所经历的每次刺激都会以 IRF4 依赖性的方式被表观遗传记录下来,从而决定 B 细胞中 BLIMP1 和 BACH2 的相对水平,进而决定记忆 B 细胞在再次刺激后进入生殖中心或成为浆细胞的可能性。
Stimulation history is epigenetically imprinted in memory B cells
Our study shows that each stimulation experienced by memory B cells is epigenetically recorded in an IRF4-dependent manner, which determines the relative levels of BLIMP1 and BACH2 in B cells, and in turn dictates the likelihood that a memory B cell enters a germinal center or becomes a plasma cell after re-stimulation.
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