Extensive T-Cell Epitope Repertoire Sharing among Human Proteome, Gastrointestinal Microbiome, and Pathogenic Bacteria: Implications for the Definition of Self

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RT @jamimmunology: #Immunology food for thought: the self/non-self peptide repertoires may overlap more than expected https://t.co/3S2etiPI…

#Immunology food for thought: the self/non-self peptide repertoires may overlap more than expected https://t.co/3S2etiPIv9

Extensive T-cell epitope repertoire sharing among human proteome, gastrointestinal microbiome, pathogenic bacteria https://t.co/stHFlX7xYN

Extensive T-Cell Epitope Repertoire Sharing among Human Proteome,… https://t.co/rycgw3Ji1a #microbiome https://t.co/nrYKPZvkRz

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