MAP-kinase signaling pathways in T cells
M Rincón - Current opinion in immunology, 2001 - Elsevier
Current opinion in immunology, 2001•Elsevier
The family of MAP-kinases include ERKs, p38 MAP-kinases and JNKs. Recently, the role of
MAP-kinases in T lymphocytes has attracted particular interest. Genetically modified mouse
models have brought insight into the specific function of each MAP-kinase pathway in T
lymphocyte biology. Studies clearly show that these pathways are not redundant and that
the role of each pathway depends on the T cell type and differentiation stage.
MAP-kinases in T lymphocytes has attracted particular interest. Genetically modified mouse
models have brought insight into the specific function of each MAP-kinase pathway in T
lymphocyte biology. Studies clearly show that these pathways are not redundant and that
the role of each pathway depends on the T cell type and differentiation stage.
The family of MAP-kinases include ERKs, p38 MAP-kinases and JNKs. Recently, the role of MAP-kinases in T lymphocytes has attracted particular interest. Genetically modified mouse models have brought insight into the specific function of each MAP-kinase pathway in T lymphocyte biology. Studies clearly show that these pathways are not redundant and that the role of each pathway depends on the T cell type and differentiation stage.
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