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Title[redir]:
Sodium Chloride Drives Autoimmune Disease by the Induction of Pathogenic Th17 Cells - PMC
Description:
There has been a marked increase in the incidence of autoimmune diseases in the last half-century. While the underlying genetic basis of this class of diseases has recently been elucidated implicating predominantly immune response genes1, changes in ...

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13mg/kg/body-weight polyinosinic-polycydidylic acid mx-cre+/p38αfl/fl mice37 maintained serum-free x-vivo15 medium sodium/myo-inositol cotransporter slc5a3 secondary anti-rabbit-hrp conjugated secondary anti-mouse-hrp conjugated tgf-β1/il-1β/il-6/il-21/il-23 glucocorticoid-inducible protein kinase pro-inflammatory cytokines gm-csf enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay high-salt-induced th17 cells p38/map kinase pathway high-salt diet develop glucocorticoid-regulated kinase-1 antagonist legends nihms500370-supplement-supplementary_figures_and_legends parametric mann-whitney test population-wide sodium reduction myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein-specific plate-bound anti-cd3 plate bound anti-cd3 cytokine-induced th17 polarization pmc beta search intracellular staining anti-il-17a live/dead cell kit serum/glucocorticoid-regulated kinase 1 p38α decreased il-17a high-salt induced expression nacl-mediated extracellular hypertonicity true low-salt diet pro-inflammatory cytokines il-2 cell-mediated immune mechanisms high-salt conditions activate high-salt conditions continued cd45ra+cd45ro−cd25−cd127+ cd45ra−cd45ro+cd25−cd127+ high-salt exposed cells high-salt induces enhanced il-17a induction p38/mapk pathway involving p38/mapk pathway influenced recombinant human il-1β p38/mapk dependent signals neutralizing anti-ifn-γ high-speed flow cytometry recombinant human tgf-β1 intracellular il-17a detection p38 mapk-dependent pathway upregulated csf2/gm-csf promote p38/mapk activation increased il-17a expression

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  • Do these data indicate that increased salt intake is the long sought-after environmental factor associated with the epidemic of autoimmune disease?
  • What might be the physiologic role for the effect of high-salt on the induction of inflammatory Th17 cells?

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