Dendritic Cells and Their Roles in Anti-Tumour Immunity
Dendritic cells are rare cells found in blood and throughout all organs of the body as resident or migrating cell populations. Dendritic cells sense danger signals of pathogens and host cell stress through pattern receptors expressed on the cell surface and within organelles of the cell. Ligation of...
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IntechOpen
2020
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