Adaptive Immune Response
IFN-alpha/beta-dependent cross-priming induced by specific toll-like receptor agonists
Published in AIDS Weekly, July 3rd, 2006
Researchers in England conducted a study "Toll-like receptors (TLR) are pattern recognition receptors that have been identified as crucial in the initiation of innate immune responses against pathogens.
"They are thought to be involved in shaping appropriate adaptive immune responses, although their precise contribution has not yet been fully characterized."
"Our aim was to investigate in vivo the effect of different TLR stimuli on cellular immune responses. We examined the ability of a range of TLR stimuli to induce CD8+ T cell responses...
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