Not exact matches
The auto -
reactive B cells produced autoantibodies that mistakenly targeted proteins
within their own body, in particular targeting immune inflammatory
molecules called interferons and interleukins.
The prevailing theory is that this reduces damage to mitochondria occurring as a result of the
reactive oxygen species generated
within these organelles, with localized antioxidants soaking up
reactive molecules before they can cause harm.
These
reactive compounds cause the harmful oxidation of other
molecules within your cells — they damage your proteins and cell membranes and mutate your DNA.