Immune 63: Immune, promptly
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I Love That I Concept Right of Immune Set Points
Breanne Jones: I've been working on nucleic acid sensing TLRs and thinking, really, what is the strong evidence that they are involved in immunoprotection? She says it's not great. You can find an isolated virus or bacteria where if you knock it out, now you have susceptibility. But with other TLRs, it's a bit more clear. And so I've always pondered, and many people now talk about this, whether those nucleic acidensing TLRs are playing a normal role in host healing.Jones: It might be a evidence of that. In wound healing, right? So for in non-infectious inflammation. And then I guess also potentially
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