Circadian Rhythm Drives the Release of Important Immune Cells

June 14, 2024

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Presented by Health Lab

Innate lymphoid cells, or ILCs, help defend our bodies and activate our immune systems, but how are they activated? A new study from Michigan Medicine reveals that this critical biological function for immune health is ruled by circadian rhythms, Earth’s 24-hour night/day cycle. 

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