PI3 is constitutively expressed in a number of epithelial barriers that are constantly exposed to foreign antigens and pathogens, including skin, airway, and intestinal mucosa (Pfundt R et al. 1996). PI3 can be transcriptionally upregulated at various sites of inflammation by LPS or pro-inflammatory cytokines such as IL1B and TNF (Sallenave JM et al. 1994; Alkemade JA et al. 1994; Pfundt R et al. 2000, Simpson AJ et al. 2001).
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