Cluster of Differentiation (CD Markers), as small proteins secreted by immune cells, play a key role in maintaining immune system stability and regulating pathological processes. It has a wide range of clinical applications, including auxiliary diagnosis, prognosis assessment, identification of infectious sources, early warning of cytokine storms, and monitoring of tumor immunity. In addition, there are various types of testing methods, such as enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, protein microarray technology, flow cytometry, etc., which provide accurate information for clinical practice and help formulate and adjust treatment plans. It has shown important value that Cluster of Differentiation (CD Markers) in clinical application research and testing.
Cluster of Differentiation (CD Markers) are a class of soluble signaling proteins with a wide range of biological activities, and almost all nucleated cells, especially immune cells (such as monocytes, macrophages, T cells, B cells, NK cells, etc.) or white blood cells, secrete cytokines in response to special stimuli (such as antigenic stimulation, ultraviolet light, heat shock, or other forms of stress inducers). Detecting Cluster of Differentiation (CD Markers) is the "policy" of the immune system to understand the next "battlefield move".
With the accumulation of clinical experience and the advancement of experimental diagnostic technology, the incidence of autoimmune diseases has gradually increased in recent years, affecting more and more people, and it continues to grow. Autoimmune disease is a type of disease in which the body's immune system reacts to its own antigens, resulting in an attack on tissues, resulting in certain tissue destruction and organ function damage. In this process, a large amount of cytokines are released, resulting in immune imbalance and organ damage.
Different cytokines are involved in different autoimmune disease processes, and the same cytokine plays different roles in different autoimmune diseases. For example, in the pathogenesis of psoriasis, rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus and other diseases, there will be different cytokines involved, and the same type of cytokines will also play different pathogenic roles in the corresponding diseases.
Therefore, in-depth study of the mechanism of action of cytokines and their specific roles in different autoimmune diseases has become a hot spot and frontier of current medical research. Through precision medicine methods, such as gene sequencing and proteomic analysis, researchers can depict the molecular map of disease occurrence and development in more detail, providing a scientific basis for early diagnosis of diseases and the design of personalized treatment plans. In addition, with the development of biotechnology, immunomodulatory therapies, such as cytokine inhibitors and immune checkpoint inhibitors, have shown good therapeutic effects, bringing new hope to patients with autoimmune diseases.
Overall, immunology cytokines diagnosis have shown great potential in the, prognosis, and treatment evaluation of autoimmune diseases.
