Plant Immune Overactivation Destroys Citrus and May Mirror Human Disease
A runaway immune response — not the pathogen itself — drives citrus greening disease, echoing autoimmune mechanisms seen in human illness.
Autoimmune diseases, immune modulation, inflammation, and self-tolerance
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A runaway immune response — not the pathogen itself — drives citrus greening disease, echoing autoimmune mechanisms seen in human illness.
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