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From: The balance between intrahepatic IL-17+ T cells and Foxp3+ regulatory T cells plays an important role in HBV-related end-stage liver disease

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Liver infiltration of IL17+ and Foxp3+ T cells. Foxp3 (→) was distinctly expressed in the nuclei of lymphocytes (D: NC, E: CLF, F: ACLF) (×400) while IL-17 (→) showed granular cytoplastic staining (A: NC, B: CLF, C: ACLF) (×400). A large number of lymphocytes infiltrated into the livers of the CLF and ACLF patients. IL17+ and Foxp3+ T cells were mainly located in the portal area of the liver and could still be found in the lobe, especially in the necrotic area (C). NC, normal control; CLF, HBV-related chronic liver failure; ACLF, HBV-related acute on chronic liver failure.

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