"For immune cells, singling out foreign proteins is like looking for a needle in a haystack -- where the needle may look very much like a straw, and where some straws may also look very much like a needle," notes McGill University physics professor Paul François.
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| immune T-cells have to distinguish ligands from self ligands using an internal Biochem tool.*
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