Dendritic Cell Antigen Presentation Enables T Cells to Enter the Brain and Contribute to Tau Pathology
The immune systems of the body and brain are distinct and separate, or at least largely separate, influencing one another via signaling. The blood-brain barrier keeps the vast majority of immune cells in the body out of the brain, and vice versa. A few channels have been discovered in recent years w
<p>The immune systems of the body and brain are distinct and separate, or at least largely separate, influencing one another via signaling. The blood-brain barrier keeps the vast majority of immune cells in the body out of the brain, and vice versa. A few channels have been discovered in recent years w</p>