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Germline-encoded TCR-MHC contacts promote TCR V gene bias in umbilical cord blood T cell repertoire

2019-04-29

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T cells recognize antigens as peptides bound to major histocompatibility complex (MHC) proteins through T cell receptors (TCRs) on their surface. To recognize a wide range of pathogens, each individual possesses a substantial number of TCRs with an extremely high degree of variability. It remains controversial whether germline-encoded TCR repertoire is shaped by MHC polymorphism and, if so, what is the preference...

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f3e61bec-0d11-5da4-a2ef-50446b42da97
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10.1101/621821
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