Immune response
Regulatory-cell cytotoxicity
The killing of other cells by regulatory cells
Hypotheses on this target 1
Inhibition1
Activation
Function preservation
Clearance restoration
Immunosuppression
Feedback restoration
Rhythm restoration
Inhibition1
Immune regulation can eliminate small self-reactive cell lineages by chance
Where this hypothesis actsDuring peripheral correction before memory establishment, when escaped and protective lineages have few founding cells
What is proposedBlock regulatory-cell cytotoxicity during the correction interval
With whatNot stated in the record
HowRegulatory-cell-specific cytotoxic perturbations in repeated microwell cultures with barcoded lineages and controlled founding numbers
Possible resultExpected preservation of both self-reactive and vulnerable protective lineages before irreversible extinction
2026-09-21