Ablation of BATF Alleviates Transplant Rejection via Abrogating the Effector Differentiation and Memory Responses of CD8+ T Cells

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BATF and BATF3 deficiency alters CD8+ effector/exhausted T cells balance in skin transplantation

Article in Molecular Medicine (January 2024)

BATF-Mediated Regulation of Exhausted CD8+ T-Cell Responses and Potential Implications for Chimeric Antigen Receptor-T Therapy

Article in Immunotherapy (January 2024)

An Immune Atlas of T Cells in Transplant Rejection: Pathways and Therapeutic Opportunities

Article in Transplantation (October 2023)

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