Toll-like receptors in immune response to the viral infections

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Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are members of the innate immunity system. They are responsible for the recognition of various antigens and take part in the modulation of immunity responses. In general, they are divided into "bacterial" and "viral" TLRs, even though this classification overlaps in some cases. Genetic similarity of TLRs gives them the status of highly conservative proteins throughout the animal...

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