Loss of TET proteins in regulatory T cells promotes abnormal proliferation, Foxp3 destabilization and IL-17 expression
Hiroko Nakatsukasa(Chiba University), Akihiko Yoshimura(Keio University), Shimon Sakaguchi(The University of Osaka), Jun Kohyama(Waseda University), Minako Ito(Kyushu University), Yohko Kitagawa(Remote Sensing Application Center), Jinghua Yin(Central South University), Shunsuke Chikuma(National Tsing Hua University), Naganari Ohkura(The University of Osaka), Mana Koga-Iizuka, Soichiro Yamanaka(Keio University Hospital), Kazue Someya, Tsukasa Sanosaka(Keio University), Qianjin Lu(Central South University), Takeji Takamura‐Enya(Kanagawa Institute of Technology), Mayumi Oda(Keio University), Yu-ichi Tsukada(Kyushu University), Ikuko Koya(Keio University Hospital)
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