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T cell function modulation refers to the processes and molecular mechanisms that alter the activity, differentiation, survival, or suppressive capacity of T lymphocytes. This modulation is central to immune regulation in health and disease, including autoimmunity, infection, cancer immunotherapy, and transplantation tolerance. Key mechanisms include receptor signaling (TCR, costimulatory molecules, checkpoint receptors), cytokine milieu (IL-12, IFNγ, IL-4, TGFβ), and metabolic regulation (glycolysis, fatty acid oxidation, mTOR, AMPK).
Varies depending on the specific molecule targeted. Examples include blocking inhibitory checkpoints, enhancing costimulatory signals, or modulating cytokine signaling.
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