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dekhn
on Jan 14, 2022
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Multiple Sclerosis Causality
yep, i was referring to AIRE without naming it. I saw a talk about it years ago and it blew my mind. In retrospect, it seems to just sort of fall out from the way you'd expect adaptive immunity to evolve, though.
hallway_monitor
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I don't see many YouTube links posted here, but this Kurzgeasgt video blew my mind on this topic. Our immune system really is amazing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmpuerlbJu0
whatshisface
on Jan 14, 2022
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I would have expected it to send out T-cells around the fetal body to pick up protein signatures. I'm surprised that it makes them all in one place.
amluto
on Jan 15, 2022
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What an excellent idea!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripheral_tolerance
dekhn
on Jan 15, 2022
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Thanks, I had forgotten about this and had actually mixed parts of it up with in-thymic training
csdvrx
on Jan 15, 2022
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Why go samples all the files from all over the filesystem if they are deterministically created from a piece of code you've got a copy of?
k12sosse
on Jan 15, 2022
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To check for corruption, I suppose (validation).
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