Titlebook: Macrophages and Related Cells; Michael A. Horton Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993 Antigen.apoptosis.biology.cell.ma

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Antigen Processing, proteins, must undergo changes, often radical ones, at a molecular level before they are recognized and hence signal a response to the T-lymphocyte compartment of the immune system. These changes, which occur predominantly within antigen-presenting cells, constitute antigen processing.

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1078-0491 e topics to be included, some equally important areas were omitted by necessity, and for this I apologize. My choices have been somewhat eclectic, touching subjects of personal interest (such as osteoclast biology and macrophage electrophysiology) or of current fashion (apopto­ sis, antigen processi

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