CD1 molecules are a small family of MHC class I-like proteins, not encoded by the MHC, which present glycolipid antigens to CD4 T cells.
Small family of MHC class I-like proteins that are not encoded in the MHC and can present glycolipid antigens to CD4 T cells
| Front | Small family of MHC class I-like proteins that are not encoded in the MHC and can present glycolipid antigens to CD4 T cells |
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