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Study published in Nature confirms formation of B cell-mediated tertiary lymphoid structures (TLS) Suggests potential for developing new B cell-targeted treatment strategies
B cells have been identified as a key factor rapidly worsening kidney function in patients with diabetic kidney disease (DKD). According to a study published in the international journal Nature, B cells form tertiary lymphoid structures (TLS) in the kidneys and drive disease progression. The findings suggest that B cell-targeted therapies could represent a new treatment strategy for diabetic kidney disease, for which current options are limited.
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