A Berlin-led research team has uncovered critical regulators of severe kidney damage in patients with lupus, an autoimmune disorder affecting an estimated five million people worldwide, most of whom are young women. A small, specialized population of immune cells—called innate lymphoid cells (ILCs)—trigger an avalanche of effects that cause harmful kidney inflammation, also known as lupus nephritis.
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