Paradoxical effects of targeting TNF signalling in the treatment of autoimmunity

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Xin Chen
Joost J. Oppenheim
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[1] State Key Laboratory of Quality Research in Chinese Medicine,
[2] Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences,undefined
[3] University of Macau,undefined
[4] Macao SAR 999078,undefined
[5] China; and the Cancer and Inflammation Program,undefined
[6] Center for Cancer Research,undefined
[7] National Cancer Institute,undefined
[8] Frederick,undefined
[9] Maryland 21702,undefined
[10] USA.,undefined
[11] and the Cancer and Inflammation Program,undefined
[12] Center for Cancer Research,undefined
[13] National Cancer Institute,undefined
[14] Frederick,undefined
[15] Maryland 21702,undefined
[16] USA.,undefined
[17] Cancer and Inflammation Program,undefined
[18] Center for Cancer Research,undefined
[19] National Cancer Institute,undefined
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Adalimumab, an anti-TNF monoclonal antibody used to treat rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune disorders, paradoxically enhances the capacity of TNF to expand TNF receptor type II-expressing regulatory T cells. This provocative finding opens a new avenue for exploring the mechanisms that underlie efficacy, non-responsiveness and adverse effects associated with therapeutic targeting of TNF signalling.
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