Research Articles
The Immune Paradox of Severe COVID-19: When More Doesn't Mean Better
Discover how severe COVID-19 involves a misdirected immune response rather than inadequate immunity, reshaping our understanding of coronavirus infections.
A Sense of Self: Reconceptualizing Autoimmunity
Exploring the revolutionary understanding of autoimmunity as a failure of immune regulation rather than simple self/non-self discrimination.
The Immune System's Security Guards: How Your Body Stops Attacking Itself
Discover how regulatory T cells maintain immune tolerance and prevent autoimmune diseases, based on Nobel Prize-winning research in immunobiology.
The Security Guards Within: How New Nobel Prize-Winning Discoveries Revolutionized Our Understanding of the Immune System
Explore the groundbreaking discovery of regulatory T cells and how they maintain immune balance, earning the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
Beyond Self-Attack: The Peacekeeper Cells That Revolutionized Immunology
Discover how regulatory T cells revolutionized immunology and opened new avenues for treating autoimmune diseases, cancer, and organ transplantation.
Themis: The Master Conductor of Your Immune System's Orchestra
Discover how Themis protein shuttling between cytoplasm and nucleus regulates T cell development and immune function.
Immunology at the Crossroads: How the Body's Defense System Learns Self-Control
Discover how regulatory T cells transform our understanding of autoimmune diseases and cancer treatment through Nobel Prize-winning research.
The Double Agents Within: How Certain Immune Cells Predict Poor Survival in Kidney Cancer
Exploring how Foxp3-CD4+CD25+ T cells infiltrate renal cell carcinoma tumors and predict poorer patient survival outcomes.