… Both immune cells and nonimmune cells can produce EVs, which … growth or promote
disease development (7–10). EVs derived from oral mucosal epithelial cells can inhibit the growth …

… human interleukin 17A may inhibit C … a human oral mucosa epithelial cell model of C albicans
infection. C albicans is the most common and virulent Candida species that causes human …

… We found that human oral epithelial cells released IL-1α rapidly … Oral candidiasis is an
opportunistic infection of the oral cavity of … Simultaneous inhibition of IL-1α and EGFR abrogates …

… Previously, we determined that treating oral epithelial cells with interferon-γ or an inhibitor of
the … The OKF6/TERT-2 immortalized human oral epithelial cell line was kindly provided by J. …

… Our study reveals that the distinct nature of human oral epithelial cell responses toward C. …
oxygen radicals) that inhibit or kill diverse microbes (1). Epithelial cells also actively contribute …

… Thus, failures in cell cycle inhibitors and excessive signaling of positive regulators of … -oncogenes,
the cell cycle profile, and cell viability in the oral epithelial cells (normal and neoplastic…

… The human oral cavity is a unique site, which becomes colonised with … in the inhibition of the
establishment of Candida [44]. … In oral epithelial cells, candidalysin causes cell damage and …

… ) inhibitors was used to lyse cells following experimentation. … ] are produced by both Candida
and epithelial cells, we used … and AMPs from human oral epithelial cells, and highlights the …

… The human oral epithelial cell line OKF6/TERT2 was kindly provided by J. Rheinwald (Harvard
University, Cambridge, Massachusetts). We also thank Olivia Hepworth, Nicole Ponde, …

… -inducing stimuli via a cAMP-protein kinase A pathway mediated by EFG1, and contributes
to the process of invasion of Candida into the epithelial cells, leading to host cell damage. …