In This Issue.

This document is a summary of articles published in the journal International Immunology. The first article discusses the roles of natural killer T cells (NKT cells) in cardiovascular diseases, specifically their involvement in vascular diseases and myocardial remodeling and failure. The second article focuses on the development of a bivalent outer membrane vesicles-based meningitis vaccine that covers serogroups B and W. The third article explores antigen-independent complement-binding sites in IgG C L domains and their potential for therapeutic manipulation. The final article examines how lymphopenia-induced proliferation can break tolerance and allow psoriasis to develop. These articles provide valuable insights into various aspects of immunology and offer potential implications for the treatment of related diseases. [Extracted from the article]

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