Just as humans communicate using language ... "We've identified a key molecular pathway that may control CNS inflammation and provide evidence that this pathway could be manipulated by a ...

The data could help shed fresh light on how pathogen recognition proteins function and the role they play in certain chronic inflammatory ... humans and plants share a common pathogen recognition ...

They then showed that blocking the CTLA-4 pathway in those cells led to severe intestinal inflammation. To see if their results applied to humans, the investigators turned to the Jill Roberts ...

The Scripps Research Institute researchers have identified a novel metabolic pathway for controlling brain inflammation. The new report, which appears in the October 20, 2011 edition of Science ...

The research — published March 10, in the journal Cell Reports — shows that saturated fats “short-circuit” both mouse and human immune cells, producing an inappropriate inflammatory response as a ...