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Lecture
Antigen Presentation: Introduction
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Description
This lecture introduces the concept of antigen presentation in the immune system, focusing on the capture of antigens by dendritic cells, their migration to lymph nodes, and presentation to T cells. It explains how the immune system samples antigens and how B and T lymphocytes recognize and respond to them.
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