Our immune response is much more strongly regulated by environmental factors than previously known, researchers report. Scientists uncovered epigenetic programs that distinguish tolerant and trained macrophages. These findings improve our understanding of how the immune system keeps infection at bay and provide invaluable resources to manipulate the immune system, they report.
Our immune response is much more strongly regulated by environmental factors than previously known, researchers report. Scientists uncovered epigenetic programs that distinguish tolerant and trained macrophages. These findings improve our understanding of how the immune system keeps infection at bay and provide invaluable resources to manipulate the immune system, they report.
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