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C32 Phosphomycoketide
That lipids would function as antigens by simultaneously binding to CD1c and the TCR has been a leading candidate mechanism for recognition, based on analogy to MHC, CD1d, and CD1b. However, bacterial lipids also cause stimulation of T cells by up-regulating CD1c expression, secreting IL-12, or by TLR-mediated triggering of endogenous lipid production.
- Recombinant Human Anti-C32 Phosphomycoketide Soluble TCR (DN6) (KIH) (VS-0622-YF6907)
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- Species Reactivity: Mycobacterium tuberculosis
- Epitope: C32 phosphomycoketide
- MHC: human CD1c
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- Species Reactivity: Mycobacterium tuberculosis
- Epitope: C32 phosphomycoketide
- MHC: human CD1c
- Human Anti-C32 Phosphomycoketide Recombinant Soluble TCR (clone DN6) (scTCR-0190YC-S(P))
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- Species Reactivity: Mycobacterium tuberculosis
- Epitope: C32 phosphomycoketide
- MHC: human CD1c
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- Species Reactivity: Mycobacterium tuberculosis
- Epitope: C32 phosphomycoketide
- MHC: human CD1c
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