What are the antigens that are involved in autoimmune disease pathogenesis called?

What are the antigens that are involved in autoimmune disease pathogenesis called? Correct Answer Self-antigens

Antigens involved in autoimmune disease pathogenesis are called self-antigens. These antigens are independent and produce immune responses as well as stimulate the functioning of auto antibodies. These self-antigens are cellular proteins, peptides and enzymes complexes. These antigens play an important role in peripheral tolerance mechanisms, T and B cell apoptosis, etc.

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