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Revised “Cross-References”: now reads “butyrate -- SCFA-dependent Treg induction - gut-barrier-integrity -- metal-driven permeability”.

Revised “Cross-References”: changed “butyrate -- SCFA-dependent Treg induction - gut barrier integrity -- metal-driven permeability” to “butyrate -- SCFA-dependent Treg induction - gut-barrier-integrity -- metal-driven permeability”.

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Created “Autoimmunity”: Autoimmunity occurs when the immune system attacks the body's own tissues. What has emerged over the past two decades is that the gut microbiome is not merely associated with autoimmune disease -- it…

Created “Autoimmunity”: Autoimmunity occurs when the immune system attacks the body's own tissues. What has emerged over the past two decades is that the gut microbiome is not merely associated with autoimmune disease -- it… Published sections: Autoimmunity; 1. Molecular Mimicry; 2. Barrier Dysfunction; 3. Immune Dysregulation (Th17/Treg Imbalance); The Autoimmune-Cancer Axis; Metal-Autoimmune Associations; The Nutritional Immunity Paradox; Conditions with Autoimmune Components; Open Questions; Cross-References.

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