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[erythroid suppressor cell]
This cell type (see also: erythroid cells), referred to also as CD71(+) erythroid cells, represents a population of erythroid precursor cells coexpressing the transferrin receptor CD71 and erythroid marker TER-119 (Elahi S et al, 2013). The cells possess immunosuppressive properties and are physiologically enriched in neonatal mice and human cord blood. Neonatal erythroid suppressor cells have been shown to express the enzyme arginase-2, and arginase activity is essential for the immunosuppressive properties. Ablation of erythroid suppressor cells in neonatal mice, or the decline in number of these
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