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Tadagavadi RK et al. – After cisplatin treatment, expression of MHC class II decreased and expression of inducible co–stimulator ligand increased on renal DCs. These data demonstrate that resident DCs reduce cisplatin nephrotoxicity and its associated inflammation.

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