Study details 'rotten egg' gas' role in autoimmune disease

Tuesday, August 11, 2015 - 21:30 in Biology & Nature

A new study has demonstrated how regulatory T cells can themselves be regulated, by an unexpected source: hydrogen sulfide, a gas produced by the body's muscle cells and one often associated with the smell of rotten eggs.

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