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. 2006 Jun;24(6):689-701.
doi: 10.1016/j.immuni.2006.04.009.

The interleukin-4 enhancer CNS-2 is regulated by Notch signals and controls initial expression in NKT cells and memory-type CD4 T cells

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"VSports在线直播" The interleukin-4 enhancer CNS-2 is regulated by Notch signals and controls initial expression in NKT cells and memory-type CD4 T cells

Shinya Tanaka et al. Immunity. 2006 Jun.
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Epigenetic changes in chromatin structure at the T helper (Th2) locus correlate with interukin-4 (IL-4) and IL-13 expression during Th2 differentiation. By using a transgenic green fluorescence protein (GFP) reporter system, we show that conserved noncoding sequence-2 (CNS-2), located downstream of the Il4 locus, is a constitutively active enhancer in NKT cells as well as in a subset of CD44(hi) memory phenotype CD4+ T cells. CNS-2 enhancer activity and initial IL-4 expression in CD44(hi) CD4+ T cells were abolished in mice with a CD4-specific deletion of the transcriptional mediator of Notch signaling, Rbp-j VSports手机版. Depletion of CNS-2 active CD4+ T cells markedly decreased Th2 differentiation from naive CD4 T cells and antigen-specific IgE production after in vivo priming. These findings indicate that Notch-regulated CNS-2 enhancer controls initial IL-4 expression in NKT and memory phenotype CD4+ T cells and that CNS-2 active CD44(hi) memory phenotype T cells are important in facilitating Th2 differentiation of naive CD4+ T cells in allergic responses. .

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