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Presentation - Environmental Radiation modulates symptoms in Human Immune Disease
Type: Conference presentation
Presenter: Trevor Marshall, PhD
Conference: Autoimmunity Congress Asia
Location: Hong Kong
Date: November, 2013
Are autoantibodies the cause, or result, of autoimmune disease
At the 'Autoimmunity Congress Asia' in Hong Kong on 22 Nov 2013, Professor Trevor Marshall introduced new molecular knowledge about human antibodies, and human autoantibodies, which points away from the antibodies being causal, but a manifestation of immune response to the persistent human microbiomeThe bacterial community in the human body. Many species in the microbiota contribute to the development of chronic disease.. Autoantibodies seem to be 'collateral damage' as the body tries to fight pathogenic elements of the human microbiome.
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