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B cells regulate T cell transfer colitis by partially reconstituting luminal IgA and modulating the colonic microbiota
Loss of immune tolerance to commensal microbial antigens is a central driver of inflammatory bowel disease. While regulatory T cells are well recognized in maintaining intestinal homeostasis, the contribution of B cells-particularly IgA-secreting cells-remains incompletely defined. In the T cell tra
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