2023
DOI: 10.4049/immunohorizons.2200103
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Dispensable Role of Aire in CD11c+ Conventional Dendritic Cells for Antigen Presentation and Shaping the Transcriptome

Abstract: Aire, the defect of which is responsible for the development of autoimmunity, is predominantly expressed in medullary thymic epithelial cells, and it controls a wide variety of genes, including those of tissue-restricted Ags, for establishing thymic tolerance. Aire is also expressed from APCs in the periphery, called extrathymic Aire-expressing cells (eTACs), and their complementing role to thymic tolerance has been suggested. eTACs are composed of two distinct classes of APCs, conventional dendritic cell (cDC… Show more

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“…However, the transcriptome changes were not as pronounced as those observed in Aire-KO mTECs. In contrast, we noted no considerable effect on the transcriptome of DC-type eTACs as a result of the lack of Aire (87). Despite these equivocal findings regarding the transcriptional activity of Aire in antigen-presenting cells, a comprehensive study of Aire in distinct cell types and its effect may improve our understanding in the biology of Aire.…”
Section: Shared and Distinct Features Between Mouse And Human Mtecscontrasting
confidence: 61%
“…However, the transcriptome changes were not as pronounced as those observed in Aire-KO mTECs. In contrast, we noted no considerable effect on the transcriptome of DC-type eTACs as a result of the lack of Aire (87). Despite these equivocal findings regarding the transcriptional activity of Aire in antigen-presenting cells, a comprehensive study of Aire in distinct cell types and its effect may improve our understanding in the biology of Aire.…”
Section: Shared and Distinct Features Between Mouse And Human Mtecscontrasting
confidence: 61%