L. plantarum, L. salivarius, and L. lactis attenuate Th2 responses and increase Treg frequencies in healthy mice in a strain dependent manner

Keyphrases

• Th2 Response 100%
• L. Plantarum 100%
• Healthy Mice 100%
• Lactobacillus Salivarius 100%
• Lactococcus Lactis 100%
• Strain-dependent 100%
• Treg Frequency 100%
• Probiotic Bacteria 66%
• Bacterial Strains 66%
• Regulatory T Cells 66%
• T-cell Mediated 66%
• Clinical Situation 33%
• Clinical Conditions 33%
• Spleen 33%
• T Helper Cells 33%
• Interleukin-17 (IL-17) 33%
• Interleukin-10 33%
• T Helper 2 33%
• Lactobacillus 33%
• Infection Risk 33%
• Probiotic Strains 33%
• Immunomodulation 33%
• Immunomodulatory Effect 33%
• CD4 T Cells 33%
• CD8+ T Cells 33%
• Adaptive Immune Response 33%
• T Cell Immunity 33%
• Immune-mediated Pathology 33%
• Restimulation 33%
• Low-grade Inflammation 33%
• Regulatory Status 33%
• Cell Cytokines 33%
• Disease Risk 33%
• Lactobacillus Probiotics 33%
• Experimental Disease Models 33%
• Mechanistic Studies 33%
• Immune Function 33%
• Immune Homeostasis 33%
• Lactococcus 33%
• DC(T) 33%
• Cytokine Response 33%
• Recurrent Disease 33%
• CD103 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Probiotic 100%
• Regulatory T Cell 100%
• Immunity 42%
• Bacterial Strain 28%
• Lactobacillus 28%
• T Helper Cell 14%
• Cytokine Response 14%
• Adaptive Immune System 14%
• Adoptive Immunity 14%
• Cytotoxic T-Cell 14%
• T Helper 2 Cell 14%
• Immunomodulation 14%
• CD4 14%
• Homeostasis 14%
• Lactococcus 14%