Chemokines modulate glycan binding and the immunoregulatory activity of galectins | Communications Biology

Nature·Dec 20

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Research on galectins and their interactions with the immune system has yielded various findings, including their modulation by chemokines and their role in immunoregulation. Studies have explored the binding of galectins to specific glycopeptides and their effects on immune cells, such as T cells. The interactions between galectins and the immune system appear to be complex, involving multiple mechanisms and pathways.

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