Demonstrates TLR1 deficiency leads to immune dysregulation in mice, suggesting therapeutic targets for colitis.
Typhimurium infection and dextran sulfate sodium-induced colitis, with augmented infiltration of monocytes and macrophages in the pathological colon. The administration of IL-10 significantly alleviated the colitis phenotype associated with TLR1 deficiency in mice. This investigation underscores the crucial function of TLR1 in orchestrating a context-appropriate immune response to microbial invasion while averting excessive inflammation, thereby highlighting its indispensable role in human physiology and disease.
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