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J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 1.

PILLARS OF IMMUNOLOGY

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 3–5.

BRIEF REVIEWS

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 7–14.
J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 15–22.

ANTIGEN RECOGNITION AND RESPONSES

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 23–33.

  • Mutations to BTN2A1 L318 and L325, but not C247, C265, or EKE282, block pAg response.

  • BTN2A1 cytoplasmic domain is a stable dimer that interacts with HMBPP-bound BTN3A1.

  • L325G mutation disrupts BTN2A1 dynamics, dimerization, and affinity to BTN3A1:HMBPP.

AUTOIMMUNITY

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 34–42.

  • Pain-mediated relapse of neuroinflammation is dependent on GM-CSF.

  • GM-CSF from CNS endothelial cells maintains MHC class IIHi myeloid cells.

  • GM-CSF blockade during remission may ameliorate relapse of neuroinflammation.

IMMUNE REGULATION

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 43–56.

  • Bacteria-induced yorkie translocated from the nuclei into the cytoplasm.

  • Interaction between yorkie and CRM1 is essential for its subcellular translocation.

  • PRP4K phosphorylates yorkie and promotes its interaction with CRM1.

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 57–70.

  • Cancer cells upregulate surface MARCO expression on macrophages via STAT3 activation.

  • MARCO induces M2 polarization with increased expression of IL-10 and PD-L1.

  • MARCO ligation suppresses T cell response mainly by decreasing their proliferation.

IMMUNE SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 71–80.

  • Spi-C negatively regulates Rag1, Rag2, and Igκ transcription.

  • PU.1 positively regulates Rag1, Rag2, and Igκ transcription.

  • Spi-C and PU.1 both interact with a site in the Rag1 promoter.

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 81–90.

  • Recent thymic emigrants transition into mature naive cells via a CD45RBint stage.

  • Immature naive T cells require Notch signals to undergo functional differentiation.

  • Immature naive T cells display a bias toward IL-17 production.

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 91–102.

  • Mst1−/− promotes the differentiation and maturation of neutrophils from GMPs.

  • Glycolysis and SDH-mediated OXPHOS regulate the granulopoiesis initiated by MST1.

  • MST1-mTOR-HIF1α–mediated cell metabolism reprograms the differentiation of GMPs.

INFECTIOUS DISEASE AND HOST RESPONSE

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 103–117.

  • iC3b/CD11b receptor–mediated phagocytosis of Leishmania is proparasitic.

  • Leishmania internalization, not infection, induces phosphatidylserine expression.

  • Leishmania internalization induces a state of “stalled apoptosis” in neutrophils.

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 118–129.

  • CCL28/CCR10 protects the vaginal mucosal from herpes infection and disease.

  • CCL28/CCR10 mobilizes memory CCR10+CD44+CD8+ T cells into the vaginal mucosa.

  • CCL28/CCR10 mobilizes memory CCR10+B220+CD27+ B cells into the vaginal mucosa.

INNATE IMMUNITY AND INFLAMMATION

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 130–139.

  • m6A writer METTL3 expression increases when miiuy croaker is infected by pathogens.

  • The methylase activity of METTL3 inhibits innate immunity to infections.

  • METTL3 controls TRIF and MyD88 levels in a YTHDF2/3 reader–dependent manner.

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 140–153.

  • The cellular map of the larval silkworm fat body was constructed.

  • Metabolic responses in fat body tend to be inhibited after BmNPV infection.

  • A robust immune response was induced in fat body cell subsets by BmNPV infection.

MUCOSAL IMMUNOLOGY

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 154–162.

  • scRNA/CITE-seq results show that decidual T cells maintain a unique transcriptome.

  • Decidual T cells overexpress negative regulators of inflammatory pathways.

  • Specific decidual T cell clusters display lower clonotype diversity.

CORRECTIONS

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 163.

EXPRESSIONS OF CONCERN

J Immunol (2023) 211 (1): 164.
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