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Lymphocyte-activation gene 3

Lymphocyte-activation gene 3

Search complete. 2 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Lymphocyte-activation gene 3".

Oct 2, 2026

Daniel GriffinHOST
46:53
I mean, it seems that at the third stage you're seeing the T effector memory go up, the T reg go up, um, and then a TH17 go up, and then it drops off this cliff.
Daniel GriffinHOST
47:04
And I think, like the exhaustion markers that they point out, CTLA-4 and LAG-3, they really just rise, and then you see a real intensity, particularly of IL-21, of LAG-3, STAT4 in that L4 level.
Daniel GriffinHOST
47:19
So sort of the, you know, we talked about the little bit of a contraction, but also this, um, maybe there's a sort of parallel to what I tried to bring up with the B cells, with almost this exhausted regulatory-
Christina NaulaHOST
47:31
Mm
Charles G. MullighanGUEST
36:09
This has shown that starting with the mouse leukemias, there is indeed gross perturbations of the tumor microenvironment with alterations of Icarus.
Charles G. MullighanGUEST
36:19
We see perhaps a reduction in the absolute number of T cells, but a marked expansion in the number of memory and exhausted T cells as shown here, with expression of markers of energy and exhaustion, PD-L1 and LAG-3.
Charles G. MullighanGUEST
36:34
The same thing in human leukaemias.
Charles G. MullighanGUEST
36:36
We've profiled a number of different human pH-positive leukaemias at baseline that show the same thing, expansion of an exhausted and anergic state.

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