Minor lymphocyte stimulating (Mls) antigens is an outdated term for non-MHC antigens causing strong T cell responses between mouse strains, now identified as superantigens encoded by endogenous retroviruses.
An old term referring to non-MHC antigens responsible for unusually strong T cell responses to cells from different strains of mice, now known to be superantigens encoded by endogenous retroviruses
| Front | An old term referring to non-MHC antigens responsible for unusually strong T cell responses to cells from different strains of mice, now known to be superantigens encoded by endogenous retroviruses |
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| Back | minor lymphocyte stimulating Mls antigens |
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