Findings reveal an imbalance in Treg function and CD80/CD86 levels in autoimmune hepatitis, suggesting immune dysregulation.
Hepatic Treg have an activated phenotype and we did not observe reduced frequency nor transendocytosis function of Treg in cirrhotic liver or (sub)acute liver failure from AIH. However, there is an imbalance between Treg function and CD80 and CD86 availability, with Tcon activation. This suggests that advanced AIH is not associated with reduced Treg frequency or function in the liver, but with an excess of CD80 and CD86.
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