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Portland Press, Biochemical Society Transactions, 6(42), p. 1512-1518, 2014

DOI: 10.1042/bst20140179

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Protein kinase Cθ: the pleiotropic T-cell signalling intermediate

Journal article published in 2014 by Katarzyna Wachowicz, Gottfried Baier ORCID
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Abstract

Activating as well as inhibitory circuits tightly regulate T-cell activation thresholds and effector differentiation processes enabling proper immune response outcomes. Recently, an additional molecular link between T-cell receptor signalling and CD4+ Th17 cell skewing has been reported, namely that protein kinase C (PKC) θ critically regulates Th17/Th1 phenotypic differentiation and plasticity in CD4+ T-cells by selectively acting as a ‘reprogramming element’ that suppresses Th1-typical genes during Th17-mediated immune activation in order to stabilize a Th17 cell phenotype.