Author: Postoak, Joshua Luke; Yang, Guan; Wu, Lan; Van Kaer, Luc
Title: Cellular self-cannibalism helps immune cells fight the flu. Cord-id: bn6qrqkb Document date: 2021_1_7
ID: bn6qrqkb
Snippet: CD4 T cells are critical for generating protective immune responses to infection with influenza virus. Although most CD4 T cells react with peptides from extracellular sources, many react with peptides from viral particles synthesized inside cells; however, the pathways employed for processing the latter antigens remain uncertain. Deng et al. provide evidence for a role of autophagy, a cellular self-eating process, in this unconventional antigen processing route, with potential implications for
Document: CD4 T cells are critical for generating protective immune responses to infection with influenza virus. Although most CD4 T cells react with peptides from extracellular sources, many react with peptides from viral particles synthesized inside cells; however, the pathways employed for processing the latter antigens remain uncertain. Deng et al. provide evidence for a role of autophagy, a cellular self-eating process, in this unconventional antigen processing route, with potential implications for the development of influenza virus vaccines.
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