Dietary Methionine in T Cell Biology and Autoimmune Disease.
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Abstract
Dietary methionine and its subsequent metabolism have profound effects on metabolic disease, cancer, and healthspan. In this issue of Cell Metabolism, Roy et al. (2020) report methionine as a nutritional factor for activated T cells that maintains H3K4 methylation and mediates functions that affect autoimmune disease.
Medical subject headings
- Autoimmune Diseases
- Methionine