… autoimmune disease has revealed a number of checkpoints that can be targeted with immune
… In many organ-specific autoimmune diseases, the identity of the molecules attacked by T …

… , which down-regulates immune responses. The autoreactivity in this syndrome results
from an inability to trigger apoptosis of activated immune cells after encounters with microbial …

… its role in autoimmune diseases is … immune cells, T cells, B cells, macrophages, and NK
cells have correlation with lncRNAs, which have also an essential role in autoimmune diseases …

… differentiation, leading to activation of adaptive immunity. Type 1 interferon produced by
innate immune cells has a central role in systemic autoimmunity and activates B cells and T cells…

… and non-immune cells, and how their phenotype and function can be modulated, with clear
… autoimmune diseases. These observations are as follows: 1) the instability of T reg cells and …

… Here we will focus on the innate immune cells that … immune responses shape adaptive
immunity because they will help our understanding in the pathogenesis of autoimmune diseases. …

… autoimmune diseases. The failure to distinguish self from nonself is often termed a breach
of tolerance and is the basis for autoimmune disease … immune cell signalling. In the adaptive …

… Autoimmune diseases are a group of diseases in which the immune system becomes activated
against host cells. … The most important cells for the development of autoimmune diseases …

… to control autoimmune diseases. Herein, we review the biological effects of IL-21 on …
immune cells and uncover the emerging role of this interesting cytokine in autoimmune diseases…

… -HT on immune cells depends on the cell type, 5-HT receptor subtype, as well as the disease
… -HT alterations to autoimmune diseases through its effects on the immune cells. It has been …