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甲基-1介导的T细胞激活需要CD3/Ti复合体的共同表达

K C Gunter, R N Germain, R A Kroczek

    Nature
    |April 2, 1987
    PubMed
    概括

    T细胞激活可以通过超出CD3/T细胞受体综合体的途径发生. 研究表明,虽然Thy-1激活可以增加水平,但它需要CD3 / T细胞受体来产生互白素-2.

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