Innate immune recognition.¶
Janeway, C. A., Jr., & Medzhitov, R. (2002). Innate immune recognition. Annual Review of Immunology, 197-216.
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- … is identical — a representational substrate (the presented peptide) read under a framework (learned thymic selection plus innate receptor repertoires) to produce a constrained, revisable response, the very picture of pathogen-pattern recognition Janeway and Medzhitov (2002) describe for the innate immune system.
This sourceArticulates the framework by which the innate immune system "reads" pathogen-associated molecular patterns via germline-encoded pattern-recognition receptors, supplying the substrate-furthest biological case of meaning-recovery under a learned/evolved framework.
- … is identical — a representational substrate (the presented peptide) read under a framework (learned thymic selection plus innate receptor repertoires) to produce a constrained, revisable response, the very picture of pathogen-pattern recognition Janeway and Medzhitov (2002) describe for the innate immune system.
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