Dr. Andrea Love

But the hallmark or the central theme of autoimmune disorders are that your immune system, which normally should tolerate certain self.

Antigens Antigens are proteins or molecules that are present normally should ignore them and that establishes a feature of tolerance meaning it encounters things on your cells or things that you ingest the same reason that food allergies are not nearly as widespread as they could be theoretically because your immune system encounters them and it's like hey I don't need to have a reaction to that because this is something benign

Antigens Antigens are proteins or molecules that are present normally should ignore them and that establishes a feature of tolerance meaning it encounters things on your cells or things that you ingest the same reason that food allergies are not nearly as widespread as they could be theoretically because your immune system encounters them and it's like hey I don't need to have a reaction to that because this is something benign

Antigens Antigens are proteins or molecules that are present normally should ignore them and that establishes a feature of tolerance meaning it encounters things on your cells or things that you ingest the same reason that food allergies are not nearly as widespread as they could be theoretically because your immune system encounters them and it's like hey I don't need to have a reaction to that because this is something benign

In certain instances that is not the case and that immune response leads to an inflammatory cascade where inflammatory chemicals are produced, it recruits and activates a variety of different immune cells and these are going to be different depending on what type of autoimmune disorder we're talking about and that can lead to tissue damage or cellular damage and

In certain instances that is not the case and that immune response leads to an inflammatory cascade where inflammatory chemicals are produced, it recruits and activates a variety of different immune cells and these are going to be different depending on what type of autoimmune disorder we're talking about and that can lead to tissue damage or cellular damage and

In certain instances that is not the case and that immune response leads to an inflammatory cascade where inflammatory chemicals are produced, it recruits and activates a variety of different immune cells and these are going to be different depending on what type of autoimmune disorder we're talking about and that can lead to tissue damage or cellular damage and

Veränderungen in der Funktion einer Person, richtig?

Veränderungen in der Funktion einer Person, richtig?

Veränderungen in der Funktion einer Person, richtig?

Also, es gibt keine einzige Antwort, richtig? Es gibt viele verschiedene Beiträge dazu. We know that there are certain viral infections that are players in this. So there are certain types of viruses that can establish latency after primary infection.

Also, es gibt keine einzige Antwort, richtig? Es gibt viele verschiedene Beiträge dazu. We know that there are certain viral infections that are players in this. So there are certain types of viruses that can establish latency after primary infection.

Also, es gibt keine einzige Antwort, richtig? Es gibt viele verschiedene Beiträge dazu. We know that there are certain viral infections that are players in this. So there are certain types of viruses that can establish latency after primary infection.

And that means that they while you recover from the illness and the infection itself, the virus, because of the nature of the genetics of it, can actually exist in your body, kind of hanging out indefinitely until something happens. And what that something might be, it's going to be different. Depending on the person. Sometimes it's an acute immunosuppression.

And that means that they while you recover from the illness and the infection itself, the virus, because of the nature of the genetics of it, can actually exist in your body, kind of hanging out indefinitely until something happens. And what that something might be, it's going to be different. Depending on the person. Sometimes it's an acute immunosuppression.

And that means that they while you recover from the illness and the infection itself, the virus, because of the nature of the genetics of it, can actually exist in your body, kind of hanging out indefinitely until something happens. And what that something might be, it's going to be different. Depending on the person. Sometimes it's an acute immunosuppression.

Like say they're a solid organ transplant recipient and they have to take immunosuppressant medication so they don't reject the organ. That could elicit something. There are, and there's a variety of different types of viruses that are associated with that. Some of the herpes viruses, some of the papillomaviruses.

Like say they're a solid organ transplant recipient and they have to take immunosuppressant medication so they don't reject the organ. That could elicit something. There are, and there's a variety of different types of viruses that are associated with that. Some of the herpes viruses, some of the papillomaviruses.

Like say they're a solid organ transplant recipient and they have to take immunosuppressant medication so they don't reject the organ. That could elicit something. There are, and there's a variety of different types of viruses that are associated with that. Some of the herpes viruses, some of the papillomaviruses.

Genau, das ist ein Herpes-Virus. Diese können die Latenz im Körper erzeugen. Das Epstein-Barr-Virus ist auch ein Herpes-Virus und das hat mit der Entwicklung von Multiple Sklerose zu tun. Aber es gibt auch andere, wo es ziemlich idiopathisch ist und wir genau nicht wissen, was es enthält.