Macrophages and regulatory T cells are essential components of the immune system. By releasing different cytokines, they interact and regulate each other to avoid an overactive immune response. This crucial process helps maintain the body's immune equilibrium. To deeply understand the interaction mechanism between them, Creative Biolabs specifically delivers a macrophage-regulatory T cell interaction analysis service. Leveraging our advanced macrophage therapeutic platform, our experienced team of scientists collaborates with you to devise comprehensive solutions that cater to your specific needs in the realm of macrophage-regulatory T cell interactions.
Fig.1 Tregs interact with other cells in acute lung injury.1
Macrophage-regulatory T cell interaction analysis service from Creative Biolabs incorporates various advanced technologies to achieve rapid and effective interaction analysis results presentation.
We deliver a series of approaches that can be identified as highly sensitive and high throughput to design for customers' projects. Through utilizing these approaches, customers are able to comprehensively analyze the interaction between macrophages and regulatory T cells from various dimensions such as cytokine expression levels, surface receptors, regulatory relationships among specific genes, etc. The application of distinct analytical metrics necessitates the utilization of specific analytical methodologies. Our seasoned scientists also provide custom solutions to solve any obstacles throughout the projects. At Creative Biolabs, we will try our best to help our customers obtain the desirable results to develop more macrophage therapeutics.
In this study, researchers investigated the role of macrophage intrinsic RELMα in suppressing proinflammatory T-cell responses. They co-cultured peritoneal macrophages with spleen cells in vitro and found that RELMα-expressing macrophages stimulated significant proliferation of regulatory T cells (Tregs), which are important for suppressing inflammation. These findings suggest a novel regulatory pathway involving RELMα that helps limit type 2 inflammation.
Fig.2 Macrophage-derived RELMα enhances the proliferation of regulatory T cells.2
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