Inverse vaccines - 
Friend, Not Foe: How Inverse Vaccines Tackle Autoimmune Diseases

Rumiana Tenchov; Qiongqiong Angela Zhou

doi:10.26434/chemrxiv-2024-m8mk5

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Inverse vaccines - Friend, Not Foe: How Inverse Vaccines Tackle Autoimmune Diseases

25 April 2024, Version 1

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Abstract

Inverse vaccines are a new and exciting approach to treating autoimmune diseases. Unlike traditional vaccines that train the immune system to fight off pathogens, inverse vaccines aim to reprogram the immune system to stop attacking healthy tissues.

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10.26434/chemrxiv-2024-m8mk5

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