A structurally distinct immunosuppressive TGF-mimic from an intestinal helminth that potently induces murine and human regulatory T cells

Citation for published version: Johnston, CJC, Smyth, D, Kodali, RB, White, MPJ, Harcus, Y, Filbey, K, Hewitson, J, Hinck, CS, Ivens, A, Kemter, A, Kildemoes, AO, Le Bihan, T, Soares, D, Anderton, S, Brenn, T, Wigmore, S, Woodcock, H, Chambers, RC, Hinck, AP, McSorley, H & Maizels, R 2017, 'A structurally distinct immunosuppressive TGFmimic from an intestinal helminth that potently induces murine and human regulatory T cells' Nature Communications, vol. 8, 1741. DOI: 10.1038/s41467-017-01886-6

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