How does an immune cell tell another cell what it found?
An immune cell can display a tiny piece of something it has encountered on its surface. A dendritic cell uses this kind of antigen presentation to interact with T cells, connecting a local encounter with a more specific immune response.
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- OpenStax, Biology 2e42.2 Adaptive Immune Response
Introduces processing, surface presentation, and the interaction between antigen-presenting cells and helper T cells.
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