Neonatal respiratory infections remain a leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide, yet there is still little information about the role of B cell populations in the respiratory tract. CD19 + B220 lo are B cells that are found in neonatal lungs, and antibiotic treatment of pregnant females and their offspring reduced the number of these cells and modified their VH immunoglobulin repertoire. Activation in vitro by the TLR2 (PAM3 and FSL1) and TLR4 (LPS) ligands induced proliferation and
Neonatal CD19+B220lo cells sense microbiota via TLR2/4 activation driving proliferation and differentiation
Carolina Ruiz‐Sánchez·Marı́a-Luisa Gaspar·M Rodriguez·Rodrigo Sánchez-Tarjuelo·Alejandro Arrabal·M. Carmen Prado·Mario Alía·M.Pilar Jiménez·Victor Manuel Lopez Molina·Sara Monzón·Victoria López-Alonso·Belén de Andrés·Isabel Cortegano
