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For example, in the TME, Tregs can secrete immunosuppressive factors such as IL-10 and TGF-, directly inhibiting the function of effector T cells (49)

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Another aspect to consider is that the components contained in the food we eat can affect and be affected by the intestinal microbiome and that these microorganisms produce metabolites that act as allosteric regulators and cofactors of epigenetic processes (79)

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Supplementation experiments were further performed to validate the links between changes in lipid metabolism and fecundity

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These characteristics are driven by specific molecular pathways, including persistent TGF- signaling and activation of the RhoA/ROCK pathway [124,168]

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