Acting against the organism by which it was produced(adjective)
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Use "autoreactive" in a sentence
"So-called autoreactive T cells, which recognize the body's own structures, must be eradicated or pacified to avoid that they can cause harm."
"Regulatory T cells appear to alter the chemical environment around their aggressive cousins, known as autoreactive T cells, in ways that either suppress them or cause them to proliferate, the study found."
"Using human cell lines and isolated mouse cells, Dr. Petar Lenert, an assistant professor of internal medicine at the University of Iowa, said he and his colleagues showed the DNA-like compounds were able to selectively reduce the activity of two types of immune cells called autoreactive B cells and dendritic cells."