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Diabetes exacerbates destructive inflammation by activating the CD137L-CD137 axis in dendritic and IL-17+ T cells
Periodontal disease, a bacterial infection affecting a large percentage of the world's population, is an important risk factor for several systemic diseases and is significantly worsened by diabetes. To investigate how diabetes exacerbates the inflammatory response to bacteria in this disease, we co
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