Linked from

The 19 pages that link to T-cell receptor, each with the reason it gives.

• AntigenRelated: T-cell recognition usually targets presented antigen fragments, not free molecules.

• Antigen presentationRelated: Its binding to displayed peptide–MHC initiates antigen-specific recognition.

• Major histocompatibility complexRelated: T-cell receptors recognize the combined surface of an MHC molecule and its bound peptide.

• Immune toleranceRelated: Self-reactive T-cell receptors are screened during development and controlled afterward.

• Dendritic cellRelated: Recognition of dendritic-cell antigen presentation begins with this receptor binding.

• ThymusRelated: Its binding to self-MHC and self-peptides determines selection outcomes.

• Molecular mimicryRelated: T-cell receptors can cross-recognize pathogen-derived and self-derived peptides.

• Lipid raftRelated: Raft-associated reorganization has been studied during T-cell receptor signaling.

• Antigen-presenting cellRelated: Its recognition of displayed peptide–MHC complexes gives T cells antigen specificity.

• Susumu TonegawaRelated: Related gene-rearrangement principles also explain diversity in T-cell receptors.

• Allogeneic cellsRelated: T-cell receptors can respond to donor HLA molecules and trigger rejection.