innate_immunity
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| * acting as Antigen Presenting Cells, migrate to lymph nodes where they present the processed antigens on their surface to naïve CD8< | * acting as Antigen Presenting Cells, migrate to lymph nodes where they present the processed antigens on their surface to naïve CD8< | ||
| * TLSs these organized clusters of immune cells serve as local command centers, or immune " | * TLSs these organized clusters of immune cells serve as local command centers, or immune " | ||
| + | * activated dendritic cells do not just launch the T-cell mediated anti-tumour immune responses, they are also essential for sustaining them within the tumour itself | ||
| ***conventional dendritic cell type 2 (cDC2s) have a primary role in extracellular threats such as bacteria, fungi and parasites** | ***conventional dendritic cell type 2 (cDC2s) have a primary role in extracellular threats such as bacteria, fungi and parasites** | ||
| * much more abundant than cDSC1s and act as the primary sentinels throughout most mucosal surfaces and peripheral tissues and they present to CD4⁺ Helper T cells | * much more abundant than cDSC1s and act as the primary sentinels throughout most mucosal surfaces and peripheral tissues and they present to CD4⁺ Helper T cells | ||
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