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A gender and genetic predisposition is usually the first step toward the development of an autoimmune reaction. The second step is the occurrence of a "triggering event" that leads to a break in tolerance.
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Autoimmune Diseases and Antinuclear Antibody Testing: Methods and Staining Patterns (retired 3/30/2020)
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A gender and genetic predisposition is usually the first step toward the development of an autoimmune reaction. The second step is the occurrence of a "triggering event" that leads to a break in tolerance.
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