Heavy functions for light chains
Immunologists are just beginning to understand the early signals required to recruit memory T cells to sites of antigen-specific inflammation. Now it seems that activation of κ light chain–sensitized mast cells by antigen-specific recognition initiates local immune responses ( pages 694–701 ).
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| description | Immunologists are just beginning to understand the early signals required to recruit memory T cells to sites of antigen-specific inflammation. Now it seems that activation of κ light chain–sensitized mast cells by antigen-specific recognition initiates local immune responses (
pages 694–701
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