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New research from Dr Richard Williams’ group at the Kennedy Institute suggests a route for the development of more selective – and effective – therapies for immune-mediated inflammatory disease.

Artists representation of T lymphoyctes. Signalling through TNFR2 receptor maintains Foxp3 expression in suppressor T lymphocytes.

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TNF receptor 2 signaling prevents DNA methylation at the Foxp3 promoter and prevents pathogenic conversion of regulatory T cells

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