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Organ-specific regulation of innate immunity

Raz E2007Nature ImmunologyJournal Article
10.1038/ni0107-3PubMed
Immune/Innate

Abstract

Immune responses to microbial challenge in various tissues are not the same. Organ-specific immune responses are adapted to maintain organ physiology.

References (2)

  • The interface between innate and adaptive immunityNature Immunology · 2004
  • Limiting inflammatory responses during activation of innate immunityNature Immunology · 2005

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