Autoimmune diseases, immune modulation, inflammation, and self-tolerance
221 articles
New research reveals how beneficial bacteria help newborn skin develop proper immune responses that protect against chronic inflammation.
New research reveals B cells in brain membranes play crucial roles in neural protection, aging, and neurodegenerative diseases.
New research reveals how IL-2 signaling generates special B cells that produce anti-inflammatory compounds, potentially slowing aging processes.
Comprehensive review reveals autoimmune markers present before symptoms and highlights automated insulin delivery breakthroughs.
New research reveals the precise timing signals that determine whether immune cells become immediate fighters or memory guardians.
Stanford researchers used modified immune proteins to enhance neurogenesis and cognitive function in aged mouse brains.
Researchers identify the molecular mechanism controlling STING protein trafficking, revealing new targets for cancer immunotherapy.
Researchers identify exact antibody binding sites on brain receptors, opening door to targeted treatments and earlier diagnosis.
Scientists identify CD20+CD3+ T cells that worsen rheumatoid arthritis by converting protective immune cells into inflammatory ones.
New research reveals how IL-1β and TGF-β cytokines work together to fuel joint inflammation and damage in rheumatoid arthritis patients.
Daratumumab monotherapy showed promising results in treating refractory lupus nephritis by reducing inflammation and fibrosis.
Cutting-edge genomic and immune profiling techniques uncover promising pathways for treating this chronic autoimmune condition.
