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CXCR5-engineered mesenchymal stromal cells home to spleen and mitigate post-sepsis syndrome by preventing secondary infection

Authors: Jiahao Shi; Lu Zhu; Xin Sui; Xiaomeng Yi; Xiaoyong Chen; Zhishan Li; Minjie Liu; Yingying Bao; Dongyan Zhu; Yuantao Li; Heshe Li; Ying Wang; Lin Nie; Rouchen Lin; Yunli Tong; Jing Huang; Jianqi Feng; Rui Fang; Tao Wang; Andy Peng Xiang; Xiaoran Zhang

DOI: 10.1186/s13287-025-04751-2Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• CXCR5-engineered MSCs (MSCCXCR5) exhibit enhanced homing to splenic CXCL13-rich B-cell zones, improving targeted delivery to sites of immune dysregulation. • MSCCXCR5 therapy significantly reduces sepsis-induced lymphopenia and preserves follicular and germinal center B-cell populations, restoring humoral immunity. • Treatment with MSCCXCR5 confers dual-phase protection in a CLP mouse model, improving survival during both the hyperinflammatory and immunosuppressive phases of sepsis. • This engineered MSC approach offers a promising strategy to prevent secondary infections and mitigate post-sepsis syndrome, addressing a critical unmet clinical need.