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Die another day: How the immune system keeps ‘traitor cells’ in lockdown

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November 10, 2016
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(Garvan Institute of Medical Research) Australian researchers have uncovered how our immune system strikes a balance between attacking invaders and leaving our own tissues alone — and, in the process, have solved a 50-year mystery surrounding the role of an enigmatic antibody.

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