The processes known as positive and negative selection that determine the fate of T and B cells depend on finely tuned interactions between the T-cell receptor complex, CD4 or CD8 co-receptors, and a peptide-MHC complex. New work indicates that the avidity of this interaction is critical in the determination of its outcome. The effects of these interactions on developing thymocytes are also a function of the unique activation properties with which thymocytes are programed just before they undergo selection
AbstractThe central event in thymic selection of T cells bearing αβ TCRs is their interaction with s...
Recent evidence suggests that TCR down-regulation directly reflects the number of TCRs that have eng...
AbstractClonal selection of T lymphocytes is essential for establishing self/non-self discrimination...
The processes known as positive and negative selection that determine the fate of T and B cells depe...
grantor: University of TorontoTCR-mediated signals have been shown to induce both positive...
Advances in gene technology have allowed the manipulation of molecular interactions that shape the T...
Thymocyte selection involves the positive and negative selection of the repertoire of T cell recepto...
AbstractAlthough the thymus produces many immature thymocytes, few of these cells mature. Positive s...
The T cell antigen receptor (TCR) expressed on thymocytes interacts with self-peptide major histocom...
grantor: University of TorontoT lymphocyte specificity for foreign pathogens is dictated b...
A healthy individual can mount an immune response to exogenous pathogens while avoiding an autoimmun...
Positive and negative selection are processes specific to thymocytes and are crucial to establish a ...
SummaryImmature double-positive (CD4+CD8+) thymocytes respond to negatively selecting peptide-MHC li...
Negative selection is one of the primary mechanisms that render T cells tolerant to self. Thymic den...
T cell development from immature CD4(+)CD8(+) double-positive (DP) thymocytes to the mature CD4 or C...
AbstractThe central event in thymic selection of T cells bearing αβ TCRs is their interaction with s...
Recent evidence suggests that TCR down-regulation directly reflects the number of TCRs that have eng...
AbstractClonal selection of T lymphocytes is essential for establishing self/non-self discrimination...
The processes known as positive and negative selection that determine the fate of T and B cells depe...
grantor: University of TorontoTCR-mediated signals have been shown to induce both positive...
Advances in gene technology have allowed the manipulation of molecular interactions that shape the T...
Thymocyte selection involves the positive and negative selection of the repertoire of T cell recepto...
AbstractAlthough the thymus produces many immature thymocytes, few of these cells mature. Positive s...
The T cell antigen receptor (TCR) expressed on thymocytes interacts with self-peptide major histocom...
grantor: University of TorontoT lymphocyte specificity for foreign pathogens is dictated b...
A healthy individual can mount an immune response to exogenous pathogens while avoiding an autoimmun...
Positive and negative selection are processes specific to thymocytes and are crucial to establish a ...
SummaryImmature double-positive (CD4+CD8+) thymocytes respond to negatively selecting peptide-MHC li...
Negative selection is one of the primary mechanisms that render T cells tolerant to self. Thymic den...
T cell development from immature CD4(+)CD8(+) double-positive (DP) thymocytes to the mature CD4 or C...
AbstractThe central event in thymic selection of T cells bearing αβ TCRs is their interaction with s...
Recent evidence suggests that TCR down-regulation directly reflects the number of TCRs that have eng...
AbstractClonal selection of T lymphocytes is essential for establishing self/non-self discrimination...