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Researchers gathered in Paris at the first European Molecular Biology Organization conference devoted to innate lymphoid cells and discussed recent advances to further understanding of the development, regulation and function of these intriguing cells.
Progress in understanding the multifaceted biology of B cells and their multiple contributions to autoimmunity is providing productive understanding of disease pathogenesis and is leading to novel strategies for therapeutic intervention.
