Our cells need to be able to recognize potential invaders as a threat, the key function of the body’s innate immune system. Sometimes this process fails, causing the body to react to its own cells, leading to autoinflammatory disease. New research has identified a critical fall-back mechanism used by the cells when the usual RNA editing process is switched off.
This article was originally published on MedicalXpress.com
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