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why do we not recognize our own DNA and RNA and mount an innate immune response? A) DNA and RNA from pathogens have a different structure to ours B) Our DNA and RNA are normally located where our pattern recognition receptors can't access themC) we do recognize our DNA and RNA but inhibitory factors prevent us from responding to them.
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