Simultaneous Epigenetic and Gene Expression Profiling at Single Cell Resolution Uncovers Stem-Like Treg Subsets Induced With Oligonucleotide Expansion in Humans.
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ABSTRACT: Tregs play a central role in maintaining immune tolerance. Recent progress in the clinical application of Tregs underscores their potential for cell therapy. Nevertheless, a notable hurdle remains in producing functional Tregs in vitro. There is also a lack of detailed studies evaluating the function of Tregs during their ex vivo expansion process. Our prior investigation showed that the ex vivo expansion with oligonucleotides produces FoxP3highHelioshigh subsets. To investigate how oligonucleotides in culture media influence on gene expression and epigenetic states at single cell resolution, we sorted Tregs from healthy individuals and profiled in vitro oligonucleotide-expanded and non-expanded Tregs. We discovered a subset of Tregs, speci
SUBMITTER: Nam HJ
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11711129 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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