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Based on this latter observation, the role that carbohydrate epitopes generated from glycoconjugate vaccines had in activating helper T cells was explored and it was found that these epitopes are presented to specific carbohydrate recognizing T cells through a unique mechanism.

Carrying out two separate analyses according to spot class, we obtain a higher discriminatory power for spots recognizing T genes, when using a T control.

In hybridizations with the T control one optimal threshold is chosen from the LR values of the spot class recognizing T genes (T, TR and TG spots) while another threshold is adopted for the spot class not recognizing T genes (R, G and RG spots).

Because of the poor feasibility to detect galactosylated CII-specific T cells using the MHC class II tetramer technology, we instead decided to generate a clonotypic antibody recognizing T cells specific for the galactosylated CII peptide in the Vβ12-tg mouse.

For FACS analysis, 150 µL of whole blood were incubated with a combination of specific antibodies recognizing T-cell subpopulation (CD3+).

Our results suggest that IgM+ memory B cells express mAbs recognizing T-dependent antigens at high affinity, and consistent with a hallmark of memory B cells, all selected H5N1 mAbs contained mutated VH genes.

According to several recent bench-mark studies, overall NetMHCIIpan-2.0 performed the best, whereas TEPITOPE and TEPITOPEpan were good at identifying binding core, and achieved good accuracy in recognizing T-cell epitopes as well as HLA-ligands [ 15, 18].

Interleukin-17 (IL-17) producing T helper cells (TH-17) comprise a newly recognized T cell subset with an emerging role in adaptive immunity to a variety of fungi.

Let D SBA (Ti +1|T i ) be the average number of total slots required by SBA in recognizing Ti +1 after having recognized T i, where |T i |=n.

At the same time this effect appears potentially very significant in the emerging framework that recognizes T cells as sending spatially differentiated signals to the target and "bystander" cells [22].

After an antigen is recognized, T cells proliferate and differentiate into effector T cell subsets.