Treg (regulatory T-cell) therapies utilize the immunosuppressive abilities of regulatory T-cells to address various conditions, such as autoimmune diseases, inflammatory disorders, and transplant rejection. These treatments take advantage of Tregs’ natural role in maintaining immune balance by suppressing overactive immune responses that could lead to tissue damage and preventing autoimmunity. Tregs accomplish this by regulating the activity of other immune cells, ensuring a balanced immune system that is crucial for overall health.
Treg cells control the immune system through complex mechanisms that inhibit the activation and growth of other immune cells, particul...
