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Qianqian Ming1, Vincent C Luca1
1Department of Immunology, H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute, Tampa, FL, 33612, USA.
LAG3-MHC-II binding recruits LAG3 to the immune synapse, suppressing T-cell activation through induced formation of condensates between the LAG3 intracellular domain and that of the CD3ε subunit. The BiTS molecule designed by Du et al. mimics the effect of MHC-II binding by tethering LAG3 to the TCR.
LAG3-MHC-II binding recruits LAG3 to the immune synapse, suppressing T-cell activation through induced formation of condensates between the LAG3 intracellular domain and that of the CD3ε subunit. The BiTS molecule designed by Du et al. mimics the effect of MHC-II binding by tethering LAG3 to the TCR.
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