Cross-dressers turn on T cells
JW Yewdell, BP Dolan - Nature, 2011 - nature.com
JW Yewdell, BP Dolan
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Memory T cells remember viruses from previous infections, providing immunity by facilitating the killing of infected cells. For this, they exploit cross-dressing, the transfer of antigens between antigen-presenting cells. See Letterp.629
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