I had il-4 as always with il-21 inducing B Cells but that didn't make sense because the B cell needed to know who it's T cell parter in order to make the correct antibody. Further the production of IgG4 with a partner switch supports the Autoimmune Cross-targeting Hypothesis.
Possible? Are the cytokines matched up correctly?
Note that insulin creates IgG1, growth hormone creates IgA dimer, and IGF-1 creates IgE.
Does that mean that the IgG4 goes against the hormone in control first? anti-insulin, anti-GH, anti-IGF-1? unless it is a vacuole bacteria or fungal? Then it is IgG4 to neutrophils ? "ANCA" ?
Autoimmune Cross-targeting: Two infections on one tissue triggering the immune system. One inside while one is outside the tissue's cells
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