ArticleJournal of immunology research2026
Linking CD38 Cell Surface Expression to the Unique Calcium Flux Properties in Human Peripheral B Lymphocytes Following anti-IgM and anti-IgG Stimulation.
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CD38 serves as a marker for defining subsets of immune cells; however, being an ectoenzyme, it also plays a crucial part in modulating immunometabolic homeostasis, has immense potential to influence the microenvironment of tissues, functions as a prognostic indicator, as well as a therapeutic target. Despite the extensive information on CD38 and the scale of efforts in developing and optimizing therapies targeting various B cell-related diseases, there is still ongoing fundamental research addressing its basic functions on healthy human B cells, which is well needed. Using an adapted methodology to measure and analyze intracellular Ca
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