IgA neutralizes pathogens, but does it cause inflammation?, https://t.co/I1jwMPPNnG. It is considered anti-inflammatory, acting as an orphan receptor preventing the binding with epithelium. However, it is also active in modulating cytokine production.
@gerdosi There is a lot out there about how mushrooms increase SIgA but I am curious to what you think about "The inflammatory function of human IgA" https://t.co/JIgF5QmePB
New from #ERC_Research https://t.co/3SNva9lhHy The inflammatory function of human IgA
Our latest (open access) review is now online, which discusses the recent insights into the inflammatory function of IgA antibodies in humans: https://t.co/16VJZtCDhZ … @SpringerNature @Amsterdam_UMC
The inflammatory function of human IgA. https://t.co/DUZdMSOKQY