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Because of its pre-assembled nature, the SCT presents enhanced expression and presentation of the antigenic peptide/MHC complexes at the cell surface.
Together, this suggests that gene transfer to antigen presenting cells within the muscle and subsequent expression and presentation of the transgene may be a critical factor in the initiation of an immune response.
The absence of MHC-II-expressing cells indicates a possible link between SP depletion and PCV2-antigen expression and presentation in the thymus.
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This allows the rationale design of improved Salmonella carrier strains and the development of novel strategies for the expression and presentation of recombinant antigens.
The replication-competent NYVAC-C-KC virus showed enhanced antigen expression and presentation to HIV- and vaccinia-specific CD8 T cells without inducing maturation of (cross-presenting) dendritic cells.
One strategy to enhance DNA vaccine potency is to improve antigen expression, processing, and presentation in antigen-presenting cells using intracellular targeting strategies (for review, see [ 4, 5]).
We found an unambiguous association between a pro-inflammatory gene expression profile and presentation with AMI.
Burkett, P. R. et al. Coordinate expression and trans presentation of interleukin (IL -15Ralpha and IL -15Ralphats nandral killer cell and memory CD8+T cell homeostasis.
Upon binding to the type II IFN receptor, IFN-γ triggers the JAK/STAT signalling cascade that leads to the expression of a large array of interferon induced genes which can cause growth arrest, cell death or make tumour cells to upregulate MHC-I expression and antigen presentation, thus becoming more susceptible to MHC-restricted cytolytic killing24,25.
The virulence factor PT is very successful at suppressing innate immune responses, including cell recruitment, chemokine expression and antigen presentation, to promote bacterial survival in the respiratory tract.
