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CD40+MHC-II+ Astrocytes Present Antigens, Promoting Central Nervous System
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CD40+MHC-II+ Astrocytes Present Antigens, Promoting Central Nervous System
Multiple sclerosis has long been understood as a disease in which immune cells attack the central nervous system, but the cellular conversations that sustain this attack remain incompletely defined. A new study in Nature identifies astrocytes—star-shaped glial cells traditionally associated with neuronal support—as active partners in autoimmune inflammation. The research shows that astrocytes expressing the […]
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