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The Innate Immune System and Its Role in Allergic Disorders

28 Dec 2005

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BACKGROUND: There has been an increasing prevalence of allergic diseases in the Western world over the last decades. The hygiene hypothesis has been proposed as a possible explanation for this epidemical trend in allergy. A key role in this theory is assigned to the reduced microbial stimulation of the Toll-like receptors (TLRs) in early life, which could lead to a weaker Th1 response and a stronger Th2 response...

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PMID: 16388196
DOI: 10.1159/000090393

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