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Sympathetic neurons control adaptive immunity in response to Streptococcus pneumoniae infection by regulating T cell and B cell effector function
Adaptive immunity in the lung must be rapidly mobilized to control bacterial pathogens, yet the neuroimmune signals that shape local B and T cell responses remain poorly defined. Here we identify a sympathetic-immune axis that regulates lung-resident memory B cells, antigen-specific IgG production,
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