Exogenous Control of the Expression of Group I CD1 Molecules Competent for Presentation of Microbial Nonpeptide Antigens to
Human T Lymphocytes

<table><i>Dendritic Cell (DC) generation and maturation.</i> Schematic drawing depicting the differentiation of monocytes to immature DC (iDC), generation of mature DC (mDC) and cytokines involved in these processes. Dotted lines point to the modulating effects of external agents.</table>

Journal of Immunology Research

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Figure 1: Exogenous Control of the Expression of Group I CD1 Molecules Competent for Presentation of Microbial Nonpeptide Antigens to
Human T Lymphocytes 

Figure 1 | Exogenous Control of the Expression of Group I CD1 Molecules Competent for Presentation of Microbial Nonpeptide Antigens to
Human T Lymphocytes 

Journal of Immunology Research

Exogenous Control of the Expression of Group I CD1 Molecules Competent for Presentation of Microbial Nonpeptide Antigens to Human T Lymphocytes

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