The Toxoplasma gondii virulence factor ROP16 acts in cis and trans, and suppresses T cell responses

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@Plasmacellguy We have arrays! https://t.co/tR8bY3N7Ne

The #Toxoplasma gondii virulence factor ROP16 acts in cis and trans, and suppresses T cell responses (https://t.co/ypnn7q5JY7), by Longfei Chen et al. From a special collection of articles on #cytokines to accompany #cytokines2020: https://t.co/dhJLATux…

@KingOfPathogens @LucyHJackson_J @globalimmuno Yep! We did some profiling of LPM with the ROP16KO. The JEM paper has some data in figure 4. Thanks for the question! https://t.co/IlFvx4yiMh

@ZunigaLab @globalimmuno Hi Elina - thanks - too kind! The infected cells have tons going on - and for the injected only cells - its really mostly the M2 signature. See data associated with Fig 1. https://t.co/tR8bY3MzXG

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