Researchers from Monash and Osaka University, led by Associate Professor Mikaël Martino, explored how regulatory T cells (Tregs) can enhance tissue healing in regenerative medicine. Their findings, published in Nature Communications, show that Tregs improve tissue repair by switching immune cells to an anti-inflammatory state. In a mouse study, Tregs boosted bone, muscle, and skin healing.
Treg strengthens immune cell healing
Local tissue repair is supported by Treg cells.
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