Anti-CD101 antibody [BB27]

Supplementary information

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Biological function summary

CD101 influences the immune response through its regulatory effects on cell signaling and interaction. The protein's function often centers within a complex environment contributing to the inhibitory signaling pathways that help balance immune activation. Its presence on regulatory T cells suggests a role in suppressing overactive immune responses which is important to maintaining immune homeostasis. Researchers associate CD101 expression with the control of inflammatory processes highlighting its functional significance.

Pathways

Research shows that CD101 participates in pathways key to immune regulation such as the T-cell receptor signaling pathway. This involvement connects CD101 with proteins like CD3 and CD4 emphasizing its role in modulating T-cell response. The protein plays a part in downstream signaling events that fine-tune immune responses by dampening excessive activation therefore helping prevent autoimmune reactions. It ensures the immune system effectively targets pathogens without harming host tissues.