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90 Day Deep Dive Podcast Series into the World of Human Receptor Pharmacology - Day 53 TLRs in Disease & Autoimmunity

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This podcast episode explores Toll-like receptors (TLRs), which act as cellular sentinels in the immune system. The discussion covers how TLRs detect threats and trigger immune responses, but also how their dysfunction can lead to serious health issues like chronic inflammation, sepsis, and autoimmune diseases. The conversation delves into the complex world of immune tolerance, TLR signaling pathways, and potential therapeutic approaches using TLR antagonists. The episode also examines the fascinating "hygiene hypothesis" and how modern ultra-clean environments might affect our immune system's behavior.

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