Human choriocarcinoma-derived JEG-3 cells transfected with murine MHC class II A(q) expression vectors present antigen to A(q)-restricted murine T-cell hybridoma

• MHC class II molecules are not normally expressed on the cell surface of placental cells. This absence of class II molecules is assumed to be of importance for mammalian reproduction, since such expression is likely to increase the risk of harmful anti-pl

Keyword

JEG-3 cells; SM9 cells; MHC class II; transfection; antigen presentation; placenta; INTERFERON-GAMMA; INVIVO TREATMENT; INVARIANT CHAIN; MICE; HLA; COLLAGEN; TROPHOBLASTS; STIMULATION; PLACENTAS; MOLECULES

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