| 1999 |
P2Y11 receptor is dually coupled to both phosphoinositide (PLC) and adenylyl cyclase (cAMP) pathways upon activation by ATP. The rank order of agonist potency was: ATPγS ≈ BzATP > dATP > ATP > ADPβS > 2MeSATP. Suramin acted as a competitive antagonist (Ki ~0.82 µM). AR-C67085 was identified as the most potent agonist. |
Stable recombinant expression in 1321N1 astrocytoma cells (IP3 assay) and CHO-K1 cells (cAMP assay); pharmacological characterization with agonists and antagonists |
British journal of pharmacology |
High |
10578132
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| 2001 |
P2Y11 receptor mediates ATP-induced maturation of human monocyte-derived dendritic cells through the P2Y11/cAMP/protein kinase A signaling pathway. The rank order of potency of ATP analogs matched the P2Y11 receptor profile, and the PKA inhibitor H89 blocked nucleotide-induced DC maturation (CD83 upregulation and IL-12 secretion). |
Pharmacological profiling with P2Y11-selective agonists/antagonists; PKA inhibitor (H89) functional assay; cAMP measurement in DCs |
Journal of immunology |
Medium |
11390464
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| 2001 |
The P2Y11 gene and the adjacent SSF1 gene are co-transcribed and undergo intergenic splicing, producing a chimeric P2Y11-SSF1 fusion transcript that is ubiquitously expressed in human tissues. The fusion protein retains P2Y11 receptor function (cAMP response to ATP) when stably expressed in CHO-K1 cells. |
cDNA library screening; RT-PCR; stable expression in CHO-K1 cells; cAMP assay; Western blotting |
The Journal of biological chemistry |
Medium |
11278528
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| 2001 |
Coupling of the human P2Y11 receptor to adenylyl cyclase is significantly weaker than coupling to phospholipase C (ATP is ~15-fold less potent for cAMP vs. IP accumulation). PKC activation and intracellular Ca2+ mobilization (downstream of PLC) potentiate P2Y11-mediated cAMP accumulation, indicating cross-talk between the two signaling arms. |
Stable expression in 1321N1 and CHO cells; IP/cAMP assays; PKC downregulation with phorbol ester; intracellular Ca2+ chelation with BAPTA |
British journal of pharmacology |
High |
11156592
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| 2001 |
The canine P2Y11 receptor shows preferential activation by ADP nucleotides (opposite to the human P2Y11 which prefers ATP nucleotides). Mutational analysis revealed that Arg-265 at the juxtaposition of TM6 and the third extracellular loop in hP2Y11 is a key determinant of triphosphate selectivity; substituting it with glutamine (as found in cP2Y11) shifts selectivity toward diphosphates. |
Stable expression of human and canine P2Y11 in CHO-K1 and 1321N1 cells; IP/cAMP assays; Ca2+ mobilization; site-directed mutagenesis of Arg265 |
Molecular pharmacology |
High |
11723245
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| 2001 |
P2Y11 receptor couples to Gs to directly activate adenylyl cyclase in canine MDCK-D1 cells, stimulating PI hydrolysis, Ca2+ mobilization, and cAMP accumulation. Microscopy and short-circuit current measurements demonstrated primarily basolateral targeting of P2Y11 receptors in polarized MDCK-D1 cell monolayers. |
Cloning and stable expression of cP2Y11-GFP; fluorescence microscopy; Ussing chamber electrophysiology; PKC inhibition; eicosanoid inhibition controls |
Molecular pharmacology |
Medium |
11408597
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| 2002 |
P2Y11 receptors in MDCK-D1 cells activate adenylyl cyclase via Gs, producing indo-resistant cAMP. ADP analogs (ADPβS, MT-ADP) activated adenylyl cyclase in MDCK membranes directly, and the response was synergistic with forskolin, confirming Gs-coupling. Overexpressed GFP-tagged P2Y11 receptors confirmed this pharmacological profile. |
Stable expression of GFP-tagged P2Y11 in MDCK-D1 cells; cAMP assays; adenylyl cyclase activity assay in membranes; antagonist pharmacology; indomethacin treatment |
The Journal of biological chemistry |
Medium |
11788591
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| 2003 |
UTP activates a Ca2+ mobilizing response at P2Y11 receptors that is mechanistically distinct from the ATP-mediated response: UTP-induced Ca2+ is less dependent on extracellular Ca2+, is sensitive to pertussis toxin (unlike ATP), and is more easily desensitized. No P2Y2 or P2Y4 mRNA was detected in the expressing cells, confirming the response is P2Y11-mediated. This represents agonist-specific (biased) signaling at a single receptor. |
Stable expression in 1321N1 cells; intracellular Ca2+ measurements; RT-PCR for P2Y2/P2Y4; pertussis toxin pretreatment; 2-APB treatment; desensitization experiments |
Molecular pharmacology |
Medium |
12761346
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| 2003 |
P2Y11 receptor activation inhibits migration of monocyte-derived DCs (MoDCs) and CD1a+ dermal DCs in a dose-dependent manner. On maturation, MoDCs downregulated P2Y11 receptor expression and became less sensitive to ATP-mediated migration inhibition. Blood DC subtypes did not respond to P2Y11R agonists despite mRNA expression, indicating post-transcriptional regulation of functional receptor expression. |
P2Y receptor agonist/antagonist pharmacology; Ca2+ flux studies; migration assays; flow cytometry; RT-PCR |
Blood |
Medium |
12649135
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| 2006 |
Extracellular β-NAD+ is an agonist of the P2Y11 receptor. In hP2Y11-transfected 1321N1 astrocytoma cells, but not untransfected cells, NAD+ promoted IP3, cAMP, and cADPR production and biphasic Ca2+ elevation. In human granulocytes, selective P2Y11 inhibition (NF157) and P2Y11 siRNA knockdown prevented NAD+-induced Ca2+ increase and chemotaxis. |
Stable transfection in 1321N1 cells; IP3/cAMP/cADPR measurements; Ca2+ imaging; siRNA knockdown; pharmacological inhibition with NF157 in primary granulocytes |
The Journal of biological chemistry |
High |
16926152
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| 2007 |
P2Y11 receptor mediates ATP-induced inhibition of neutrophil apoptosis via downstream activation of type I cAMP-dependent protein kinases (PKA). Brief (10 min) ATP exposure caused long-lasting apoptosis delay. The P2Y11 antagonist NF157 abrogated the anti-apoptotic effect; the mechanism was not mediated by adenosine (ATP breakdown product). |
Morphology, annexin V/To-Pro3 staining, mitochondrial membrane permeabilization assay; NF157 antagonism; PKA inhibition; receptor expression studies; cAMP measurements |
Journal of immunology |
Medium |
18056402
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| 2007 |
NAADP+ is an agonist of the human P2Y11 receptor. In hP2Y11-transfected 1321N1 cells (but not wild-type), extracellular NAADP+ triggered concentration-dependent biphasic Ca2+ elevation via IP3 (rapid phase) and cAMP/cADPR (sustained phase). In human granulocytes, NF157 confirmed endogenous P2Y11 mediated NAADP+-induced cell activation. |
Stable transfection in 1321N1 cells; IP3/cAMP/cADPR measurements; Ca2+ imaging; NF157 pharmacological inhibition in primary granulocytes |
Cell calcium |
High |
17707504
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| 2007 |
Computational homology modeling combined with mutagenesis identified the ligand-binding site residues of P2Y11: Arg106, Glu186, Arg268, and Arg307 interact ionically with ATP phosphate moieties; Tyr261 acts as a molecular switch (Y261A mutant is inactive); Phe109 provides minor π-stacking with adenine; Ser206 H-bonds to γ-phosphate; Ala313 contributes to a hydrophobic pocket near C-2 of ATP. Gs coupling efficacy was more variable across mutants than Gq coupling. |
Homology modeling with bovine rhodopsin and hP2Y1-ATP templates; site-directed mutagenesis of Arg106, Glu186, Arg268, Arg307, Phe109, Tyr261, Ser206, Ala313, Met310; Ca2+ and cAMP functional assays |
The Biochemical journal |
High |
17338680
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| 2008 |
P2Y11 and P2Y1 receptors form hetero-oligomers when co-expressed. This association (detected by co-pulldown, immunoprecipitation, and FRET) promotes agonist-induced internalization of P2Y11, which by itself cannot undergo endocytosis. P2Y11 co-internalized with P2Y1 upon ATP or P2Y1-selective agonist (2-MeS-ADP) stimulation, and siRNA knockdown of endogenous P2Y1 in HEK293 cells reduced GFP-P2Y11 endocytosis. The hetero-oligomerization also altered ligand selectivity of P2Y11. |
Co-pulldown; immunoprecipitation; FRET; siRNA knockdown of P2Y1; Ca2+ imaging; stable co-expression in HEK293 and 1321N1 cells |
The Biochemical journal |
High |
17824841
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| 2008 |
Arg268 in TM6 is the principal determinant of P2Y11 receptor stereospecificity for Pα-substituted ATP derivatives. R268A and R268Q mutations abolished stereoselective recognition of ATP-α-S isomers. Glu186A mutation increased stereoselectivity. The double mutant R268Q/E186A showed additive decrease in potency but no additional stereoselectivity change. |
Site-directed mutagenesis; Ca2+ assay with purified diastereomers of ATP-α-S; molecular modeling |
British journal of pharmacology |
High |
18820714
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| 2009 |
NF546 is the first selective non-nucleotide P2Y11 agonist, acting at the same binding site as ATPγS (as shown by competitive Schild analysis with antagonist NF340, pA2 = 8.02–8.04). NF546 stimulated IL-8 release from monocyte-derived dendritic cells, a P2Y11-mediated effect blocked by NF340. |
Schild analysis; Ca2+ and cAMP assays in transfected 1321N1 cells; molecular modeling; IL-8 ELISA in primary DCs; NF340 antagonism |
The Journal of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics |
High |
19815812
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| 2010 |
The disease-associated P2RY11 SNP (rs2305795) correlates with reduced P2Y11 expression in CD8+ T lymphocytes and NK cells, and reduced P2Y11-mediated resistance to ATP-induced cell death in these cells. This identifies P2Y11 as a regulator of immune-cell survival. |
Genome-wide association study with replication; eQTL analysis; flow cytometry for cell death in T and NK cells |
Nature genetics |
Medium |
21170044
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| 2010 |
P2Y11 receptor activation by extracellular NAD+ (released via Connexin 43 hemichannels) mediates an autocrine cAMP/cADPR/Ca2+ signaling cascade in human mesenchymal stem cells, involving L-type Ca2+ channel opening. This signaling promoted MSC proliferation, migration, prostaglandin E2 release, cytokine release, and downregulation of T lymphocyte proliferation. |
Cx43 siRNA; NAD+ glycohydrolase treatment; P2Y11 siRNA; cAMP/cADPR/Ca2+ measurements; L-type channel pharmacology; functional assays (proliferation, migration) |
Stem cells and development |
Medium |
20964598
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| 2010 |
P2Y11 receptor activation on NK cells mediates ATP-induced inhibition of CX3CL1-directed NK cell chemotaxis and cytotoxicity against endothelial cells. This inhibitory effect correlated with increased intracellular cAMP. Pharmacological inhibition of P2Y11R (or apyrase addition) removed the protective effect on endothelial cells from NK-mediated killing. |
Pharmacological inhibition of P2Y11R; cAMP measurement; chemotaxis assay; NK cell cytotoxicity assay against HUVECs and coronary artery ECs |
Blood |
Medium |
20668227
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| 2013 |
ATP release via vesicular exocytosis (VNUT/SLC17A9-dependent) followed by autocrine P2Y11 receptor activation is a major pathway for LPS-induced macrophage activation and cytokine release. Knockdown of SLC17A9, NF157 (P2Y11 antagonist), or P2Y11 siRNA knockdown suppressed M1 polarization and IL-6 production in THP-1 cells. In vivo, NF157 suppressed LPS-induced proinflammatory cytokines and macrophage M1 polarization. |
siRNA knockdown of SLC17A9 and P2Y11; ATP release measurement; pharmacological inhibition with NF157; in vivo LPS mouse model |
PloS one |
High |
23577075
|
| 2013 |
P2Y11 receptor mediates IFN-γ-induced IL-6 production in human keratinocytes (HaCaT cells) via an autocrine ATP loop. IFN-γ stimulated ATP release; NF157 (P2Y11 antagonist), apyrase, suramin, and P2Y11 knockdown all suppressed IL-6 production. A soluble adenylate cyclase inhibitor (KH7) also blocked the effect, implicating cAMP signaling. |
P2Y11 siRNA knockdown; pharmacological inhibitors (NF157, suramin, apyrase, KH7); IL-6 ELISA; ATP release measurement |
European journal of pharmacology |
Medium |
23461851
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| 2014 |
The Ala-87-Thr (A87T) polymorphism of P2Y11 impairs signaling (reduced Ca2+ response to BzATP, reduced cAMP) and completely abolishes agonist-induced receptor internalization in HEK293 cells (which express endogenous P2Y1). The impaired signaling of the A87T mutant was dependent on co-expression with P2Y1, establishing that the A87T pathogenic effect operates through the P2Y1-P2Y11 hetero-oligomeric interaction. |
Site-directed mutagenesis; stable and transient expression in HEK293 and 1321N1 cells; Ca2+ assay; cAMP assay; receptor internalization assay |
Journal of neurochemistry |
High |
24524250
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| 2014 |
P2Y11 receptor activation by LXA4-stimulated apical ATP release (via Pannexin-1 channels) increased intracellular cAMP and Ca2+, restoring airway surface liquid height and promoting epithelial repair in cystic fibrosis airway cells. P2RY11 knockdown abolished the LXA4-induced increase in ASL height and epithelial wound repair. |
P2Y11 siRNA knockdown; pharmacological inhibitors of Pannexin-1 and P2Y11; cAMP/Ca2+ measurements; ASL height measurement; proliferation/migration/wound repair assays |
American journal of respiratory cell and molecular biology |
Medium |
24588705
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| 2016 |
P2Y11R and P2X7R cooperatively inhibit migration of tumor-derived endothelial cells (BTECs) via calcium-dependent adenylyl cyclase 10 (AC10), cAMP release, and EPAC-1 activation. BzATP (P2X7 agonist/P2Y11 internalizer) mimicked the anti-migratory effect; pharmacological or molecular silencing of P2X7R and P2Y11R prevented it. P2Y11R stimulation also enhanced TEC-mediated pericyte attraction and reduced endothelial permeability. |
Pharmacological silencing and siRNA knockdown of P2X7R and P2Y11R; migration assays; cAMP measurement; AC10 identification; EPAC-1 activation |
Scientific reports |
Medium |
27586846
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| 2019 |
LPS stimulation of monocytes induces accumulation of extracellular ATP that suppresses T cell mitochondrial function, migration, IL-2 production, and proliferation via P2Y11 receptor activation on T cells. Enzymatic removal of extracellular ATP or P2Y11 antagonism partially restored T cell functions. This identifies P2Y11 as the receptor mediating LPS/monocyte-induced T cell immunosuppression. |
Pharmacological P2Y11 blockade; apyrase treatment; IL-2 ELISA; T cell proliferation assay; mitochondrial function assessment; extracellular ATP measurement |
The Journal of biological chemistry |
Medium |
30787105
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| 2019 |
P2Y11 receptor stimulation at reoxygenation protected human AC16 cardiomyocytes against hypoxia/reoxygenation injury by reducing mitochondria-derived ROS and activating PKCε signaling pathway. The protection was abolished by P2Y11R antagonism. |
NF546 (agonist) and NF340 (antagonist) treatment; LDH assay; MTT assay; intracellular ATP measurement; mitochondrial ROS measurement; PKCε signaling pathway analysis |
Scientific reports |
Medium |
31406184
|
| 2020 |
Autocrine P2Y11 receptor stimulation regulates polarization and migration of human CD4 T cells. P2Y11 redistributes from the front to the back of polarized T cells, where it triggers cAMP/PKA signaling that attenuates mitochondrial metabolism at the rear. The absence of P2Y11 at the front creates hotspots of mitochondrial activity and ATP production that stimulate P2X4 receptors and Ca2+ influx, driving pseudopod protrusion. Excessive global extracellular ATP (inflammation) disrupts this spatial autocrine loop and impairs T cell migration. |
Live-cell imaging of P2Y11 redistribution; pharmacological inhibition of P2Y11 and P2X4; cAMP/PKA signaling assays; mitochondrial metabolism imaging; migration assays |
Science signaling |
High |
32994212
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| 2020 |
P2Y11 receptors are essential for T cell activation at the immune synapse (IS): P2Y11 receptors retract to the back of cells where cAMP/PKA signaling redirects mitochondrial trafficking to the IS. This promotes aggregation of mitochondria with pannexin-1 ATP release channels and P2X4 receptors at the IS, sustaining local ATP production and Ca2+ influx needed for T cell activation. |
Live-cell imaging; pharmacological inhibition; mitochondria tracking; pannexin-1/P2X4 co-localization studies; Ca2+ measurements |
Journal of leukocyte biology |
High |
32531829
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| 2022 |
P2Y11 receptor activation in human M2 macrophages triggers canonical and IL-1 receptor signaling, upregulating IL-1R and its downstream targets (VEGF, CCL20, SOCS3) while downregulating CD39, P2X7, TLRs, and inflammasome components. cAMP elevation (via PDE4 inhibition) enhanced P2Y11-driven sTNFR2 shedding via TACE/ADAM17, with Epac1 differentially regulating downstream targets. Ca2+ and PKC also participated in P2Y11 signaling. |
Transcriptome/secretome profiling; NF340 antagonism; P2Y11 knockout cells; PDE4 inhibition; Epac1 inhibition; cytokine ELISAs; TACE/ADAM17 identification |
Cellular and molecular life sciences |
High |
36107259
|
| 2024 |
P2Y11 is the receptor on human colonic epithelial cells mediating HD5 (enteric α-defensin 5)-induced filopodial extensions via cAMP-PKA signaling. Multi-omics screening identified P2Y11 as the HD5 receptor; P2Y11 is distributed apically on colonic epithelium. Inhibitor screening confirmed cAMP-PKA as the main pathway for cytoskeleton-regulating activity of HD5, and P2Y11-mediated filopodia promote Shigella invasion. |
Multi-omics screening; in vitro cell assays; organoid model; gut-on-chip model; in vivo infection model; cAMP-PKA inhibitor pharmacology; immunolocalization |
Nature microbiology |
High |
39901059
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| 2024 |
CXCR7 is an integral component of the P2Y11/IL-1R signaling cascade in human macrophages: P2Y11 activation upregulates CXCR7 and CXCR4, and CXCR7 agonism selectively enhanced P2Y11/IL-1R-mediated CCL20 secretion. CXCR4-associated PDE4 acts as a regulatory checkpoint for cAMP levels downstream of P2Y11; CXCR4 inactivation (which reduces PDE4 activity) removes cAMP degradation and amplifies P2Y11 signaling. |
Gene expression analysis; RNA interference (CXCR7 siRNA); pharmacological agonists/antagonists for P2Y11, CXCR4, CXCR7; PDE4 inhibition; CCL20 secretome analysis; astrocytoma cell line (natural CXCR7 expression, no CXCR4) |
Cellular and molecular life sciences |
Medium |
38472446
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| 2025 |
P2Y11 receptor activates a P2Y11-FAK signaling axis in intestinal epithelial cells (in addition to the previously known PKA pathway). HD5 via P2Y11 induces phosphorylation of FAK and paxillin, promoting focal adhesion formation, with Rac1 acting downstream to support epithelial adhesion and barrier integrity. Cell-state-dependent bifurcation was shown: in well-adhered cells, HD5-P2Y11 engages PKA and induces protrusions; in suspended/injured cells, HD5-P2Y11 preferentially engages FAK for adhesion and barrier restoration. |
Primary human colonic epithelial cells; colonic organoids; gut-on-chip; FAK/paxillin phosphorylation assays; PKA inhibitor pharmacology; Rac1 pathway analysis; barrier integrity assays |
Mucosal immunology |
Medium |
42144107
|
| 2000 |
PKC differentially regulates P2Y11-mediated signaling in HL-60 cells: PMA-induced PKC activation inhibited PLC/Ca2+ responses but potentiated cAMP accumulation. PLC and adenylyl cyclase activation by P2Y11 were shown to operate through independent pathways (U-73122 blocked IP3/Ca2+ but not cAMP; SQ22536 blocked AC but not PLC). |
PKC activation/inhibition with PMA; PLC inhibitor U-73122; AC inhibitor SQ22536; IP3/Ca2+ and cAMP measurements in HL-60 cells |
British journal of pharmacology |
Medium |
11015299
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| 2000 |
P2Y11 receptor stimulation activates a cAMP signaling pathway that phosphorylates CREB and ATF-1 and drives renin promoter activity via the cAMP response element (CRE) at -222 in the REN promoter. Mutation of the CRE abolished the ATP/P2Y11 effect on renin reporter activity. |
Stable P2Y11 overexpression in Calu-6 cells; renin promoter-luciferase reporter assay; CRE mutagenesis; CREB/ATF-1 phosphorylation immunoblot; renin mRNA/protein measurement |
Hypertension |
Medium |
11116131
|
| 2024 |
P2RY11 deficiency in zebrafish (CRISPR/Cas9 knockout) reduced HCRT (hypocretin/orexin) expression and caused narcolepsy-like features. P2RY11 mutants also showed impaired neutrophil and macrophage recruitment to wound sites, altered cytokine balance (increased il6, tnfa, il1b; decreased il4, il10, tgfb), and reduced anti-inflammatory cytokines after tissue damage. |
CRISPR/Cas9 knockout; sleep behavior analysis; HCRT immunostaining/expression; neutrophil/macrophage migration assay at wound sites; cytokine expression analysis |
Cell biology and toxicology |
Medium |
38771396
|
| 2025 |
P2Y11 receptor activation in human dendritic cells drives indoleamine-2,3-dioxygenase 1 (IDO1) upregulation through the noncanonical NF-κB signaling pathway. P2Y11R-mediated IDO1 upregulation was also associated with CD73 upregulation and adenosine production, leading to induction of PD-1-expressing suppressive T regulatory cells via A2AR. P2X7R inflammasome involvement in IDO1 upregulation was not confirmed. |
Pharmacological inhibition of P2Y11R; P2Y11R activation assays; IDO1/NF-κB pathway inhibitor studies; T regulatory cell induction assays; CD39/CD73/A2AR pharmacology |
Journal of leukocyte biology |
Medium |
39899472
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