CD40LG and tuberculosis: The polyreactive protective capacity of anti‐alpha‐Gal IgM and IgG antibodies in humans [20, 113] has been proposed to be implicated in diseases such as malaria [114, 115, 116], Chagas disease [117], leishmaniasis [118, 119], tuberculosis [114, 116, 120], and zoonotic viral infections [121, 122].