Lupus Study Points to Faulty Immune Signaling, Leading to Lack of Regulatory B-cells, as Driver of Inflammation
The excessive inflammatory response that is characteristic of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) has now been shown by scientists at University College London to be caused by altered signaling between different kinds of immune cells — leading to a lack of production of regulatory B-cells to control immune responses. The team studied three different immune cells…