A review supposed to divide CXCR3+ T cell subsets into so-called ‘pro-inflammatory’ cells (Th1, Th17.1, and Tc1) and ‘regulatory’ cells (Tfh1 and Treg1). When pathogen elimination is impossible, the ‘pro-inflammatory’ population plays a key role in tissue damage, leading to chronic inflammation - News

A review supposed to divide CXCR3+ T cell subsets into so-called ‘pro-inflammatory’ cells (Th1, Th17.1, and Tc1) and ‘regulatory’ cells (Tfh1 and Treg1). When pathogen elimination is impossible, the ‘pro-inflammatory’ population plays a key role in tissue damage, leading to chronic inflammation

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