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NOS2-derived nitric oxide drives ferroportin-1–mediated iron export in Salmonella-infected macrophages, thus limiting bacterial growth.

Germline DH sequences are required for the generation of natural antibodies reactive to bacterial phosphorylcholine but not for those reactive to self-antigen.

p53 deletion augments neutrophil-mediated bacterial clearance in the lung at the expense of tissue homeostasis, leading to increased mortality.

Malaria sporozoites cross the liver sinusoidal barrier, target Kupffer cells and endothelial cells with cell traversal inhibiting sporozoite clearance.

Neutralization of IL-22 production from colonic innate lymphoid cells reduces dysplasia in bacterial-induced colon cancer by reducing proliferation of epithelial cells via reduced activation of Stat3.

Characterization of the human EBV-specific CD4+ T cell response using MHC II tetramers reveals the latent EBV antigen response is more frequent than the lytic response with a delayed EBNA1 response that coincides with diminished cross-presentation.

The regulatory protein nucleolin controls the expression of a subset of miRNAs involved in breast cancer progression and can be targeted to inhibit breast cancer growth in vivo.

Absence of the transcriptional regulator Zfp521 results in decreased bone formation by osteoblasts and increased osteoclast differentiation, largely via Zfp521’s regulation of the transcription factor Ebf1.

Loss of Sirt1 causes increased Hoxa9 expression and expansion of HSPC subsets under hematopoietic stress, resulting in increased DNA damage and exhaustion of long-term progenitors.

Mutations in the transcription factor NF-E2 in patients with myeloproliferative neoplasms result in a truncated protein that enhances the function of wild-type NF-E2 and causes erythrocytosis and throbocytosis in a mouse model.

Inhibition of the RAD51 homologous recombination factor prevents the repair of AID-initiated DNA breaks and induces apoptosis preferentially in AID-expressing human CLL.

Tonsil-resident BDCA1+ DCs, BDCA3+ DCs, and pDCs all cross-present antigen efficiently.

Human BDCA3 DCs are superior to BDCA1 DCs at antigen cross presentation when delivered to late endosomes and lysosomes but not when delivered to early endosomes.

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