The Journal of clinical investigation · 2026
T cell receptor signaling induces expression of lysine demethylase KDM6B to maintain Treg homeostasis.
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He Minghong, Xu Beisi, Bose Pria G, McCullough Morgan J, Sellers Rani S, Zong Xinying, Qi Wenjie, Banten Brianna L, Tune Miriya K, Zimmerman Matthew P, Mullins Genevieve, Miller Brian C, Milner J Justin, Whitmire Jason K, Tsagaratou Ageliki, Shpargel Karl B, Doerschuk Claire M, Wang Yong-Dong, Steele Jacob A, Pruett-Miller Shondra M, Feng Yongqiang, Mock Jason R
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Tregs expressing forkhead box P3 (FOXP3) play crucial roles in maintaining immune tolerance and tissue integrity. EZH2, a histone H3 lysine 27 (H3K27) methyltransferase, is known as a key regulator of Treg identity and suppressive function upon activation. Here, we demonstrate that the H3K27 lysine demethylase KDM6B, which catalyzes the opposing reaction to EZH2, is also required for Treg identity and function after activation. Treg-specific deletion of Kdm6b impaired tissue Treg fate and function. KDM6B was upregulated after T cell antigen receptor signaling in Tregs and contributed to the regulation of Treg-associated gene expression through both direct and indirect mechanisms. A subset of Treg functional genes were direct targets of KDM6B and were co-occupied by FOXP3 at cis-regulatory regions, where KDM6B recruitment limited H3K27me3 accumulation. More broadly, KDM6B-dependent H3K27 demethylation facilitated Treg gene expression programs that supported tissue Treg homeostasis.