Mark M. Davis

TL;DR: Feeding multiple low doses of cytochrome c down-regulates the systemic immune response, which can be correlated with a reduction of antigen-specific T cells and not with immune deviation, suggest that systemic distribution of antigen contributes significantly to oral tolerance induction.

TL;DR: The results indicate that microbes can induce specific signatures of immunoglobulin gene rearrangements and that pathogen exposure can potentially be assessed from B cell repertoires.

TL;DR: Analysis of three new T-cell receptor β-chain variable regions together with those in the literature indicates that they have both remarkable similarities and differences with those of immunoglobulin, indicating that important interactions may be occurring in these regions with polymorphic MHC determinants.

TL;DR: Evidence that CML shapes the host immune response is provided and that leukemia outgrowth may result in part from leukemia-induced selective deletion of high-avidity PR1-specific T cells is provided.

TL;DR: A multiparametric phenotypic characterization and unbiased analysis of human dendritic cells subsets in blood, tonsil, spleen, and skin reveals interindividual heterogeneity among DC subsets, especially cDC2s and profiles the heterogeneity of human DC subset among individuals and tissues, providing comprehensive insights for the development of DC‐based therapeutics.