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Immunodominant influenza epitope GILGFVFTL engage common and divergent TCRs when presented as a 9-mer or a 15-mer peptide

2022-07-11

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Antigen-specific T-cells are a powerful modality for treating cancer and other life-threatening viral and bacterial diseases. Technologies to identify and expand antigen-specific T-cells rapidly can shorten the time, and lower the cost of treatment. In this regard, screening short overlapping peptides to identify antigen-specific T-cells in ex vivo T-cell activation assay is becoming routine. Screening assays typ...

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8042072d-8bff-5032-a32c-4d27455e2304
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10.1101/2022.07.11.499638
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