Artemios Piperakis, Ioanna E Galani, Evangelos Andreakos
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Abstract
Lambda interferons (IFNλs), also termed type III interferons (IFNs) or interleukins-28/29, have been in the shadow of type I IFNs for a long time. Their common induction mechanisms and signalling cascades with type I IFNs have made difficult the unwinding of their unique nonredundant functions. However, this is now changing with mounting evidence supporting a major role of IFNλs as a specialized antiviral defense system in the body, mediating protection at mucosal barrier surfaces while limiting immunopathology.
Here, we review the latest progress on the complex activities of IFNλs in the respiratory tract, focusing on their multiple effects in IFNλ receptor-expressing cells, the modulation of innate and adaptive immune responses in the context of infections and respiratory diseases, and their similarities and differences with type I IFNs. We also discuss their potential in therapeutic applications and the most recent developments in that direction.
λ型干扰素（IFNλs）又称 III 型干扰素（IFNs）或白细胞介素-28/29，长期以来一直处于 I 型干扰素的阴影之下。它们与 I 型干扰素具有共同的诱导机制和信号级联，这使得人们难以解读它们独特的非冗余功能。然而，随着越来越多的证据支持 IFNλs 在机体中作为专门的抗病毒防御系统发挥重要作用，在限制免疫病理的同时介导粘膜屏障表面的保护，这种情况现在正在发生变化。在此，我们回顾了 IFNλs 在呼吸道中复杂活动的最新进展，重点是它们在 IFNλ 受体表达细胞中的多重作用、在感染和呼吸道疾病中对先天性和适应性免疫反应的调节，以及它们与 I 型 IFNs 的异同。我们还讨论了它们在治疗方面的应用潜力以及这方面的最新进展。
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