Research Articles
How Rogue Immune Cells Trigger Sjögren's Disease: A Th17 Cell Story
Discover how Th17 cells play a critical role in the development of Sjögren's syndrome and the potential for new targeted therapies.
The Tug of War Within Us: How Opposite T Cell Personalities Control Our Health
Exploring the divergent phenotypes of human regulatory T cells expressing TIGIT and CD226 receptors and their implications for autoimmune diseases and cancer immunotherapy.
The Peacekeeper Within: How a Lost Molecule Fuels an Eye Attack
Discover how decreased Interleukin-35 expression is linked to active intraocular inflammation in Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease and the latest research findings.
The Case of the Confused Soldier: When the Immune System Attacks the Eyes
Explore the fascinating science behind endocrine ophthalmopathy, where the immune system mistakenly attacks ocular muscle cells in a case of molecular mimicry.
The Hidden Immune Director: What Thymosin α1 Tells Us About Autoimmune Disease
Discover how Thymosin α1 deficiency in autoimmune diseases reveals new insights into immune regulation and potential treatments.