The phrase "a case of autoimmune" is not entirely correct as it is incomplete.
It typically requires a noun to follow "autoimmune," such as "a case of autoimmune disease." You can use it when discussing a specific instance of an autoimmune condition or disorder.
Example: "After several tests, the doctor diagnosed her with a case of autoimmune disease."
Alternatives: "an instance of autoimmune disorder" or "a situation involving autoimmune issues."
We report a case of autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome (ALPS) presenting with bilateral uveitis.
A case of autoimmune disease-associated lymphadeno-pathy (ADAL) in the lymph nodes linked to well documented dermatomyositis is presented.
We report a case of autoimmune hepatitis and the subsequent, rarely occurring, extra-hepatic onset of pyoderma gangrenosum, with the AIH in remission, strengthening the association between the two conditions.
In addition, in a case of human autoimmune myositis, where clonally expanded γδ T cells destroy muscle fiber, the targets of γδ T cells were also the targets of autoantibodies known as anti-Jo-1 (Bruder et al., 2012).
This is an immune molecule in the case of autoimmune diseases.
Other types of immune disorders, such as allergies and autoimmune disorders, are caused when the body develops an inappropriate response to a substance either to a normally harmless foreign substance found in the environment, in the case of allergies, or to a component of the body, in the case of autoimmune diseases.
First, the quantification of MTDs in plasma could become a marker of tissue injury, useful when a massive cell death exists that has a pathogenetic role in promoting or sustaining sterile inflammation, such as in the case of autoimmune or cardiovascular diseases, chemo- and radiotherapy of different tumors.
In the case of infection, antibiotics are administered, and in the case of autoimmune inflammation, steroid medication and immunosuppressants are useful.
In addition, since NLRP14 suppresses a critical arm of the immune system, it may serve as a viable therapeutic target for tuning immune responses in various disease states (i.e., to dampen in the case of autoimmune diseases like IBD, asthma, and lupus, and enhance in the case of cancer).
In the case of autoimmune diseases, epigenetic mechanisms have been implicated in the pathogenesis of systemic lupus erythematosus [ 29, 30] and type I diabetes [ 31].
In the case of autoimmune disorders, Li Wen et al. reported in the 23 October 2008 issue of Nature that depriving mice of a microbiota led to faster onset and more serious disease in a mouse model of type I diabetes.
