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Created page with "== Antigen == An antigen is any molecule that can be recognized by special receptors on the T and B-cells or antibodies, and they induce either an immune response or immune tolerance. The last part is important, because an antigen isn’t just something foreign that triggers an immune attack. We mostly think of antigens as something that’s only found on pathogens like bacteria or viruses. However, every protein in your body is an antigen, but none of the proteins in yo..."
(Created page with "== Antigen == An antigen is any molecule that can be recognized by special receptors on the T and B-cells or antibodies, and they induce either an immune response or immune tolerance. The last part is important, because an antigen isn’t just something foreign that triggers an immune attack. We mostly think of antigens as something that’s only found on pathogens like bacteria or viruses. However, every protein in your body is an antigen, but none of the proteins in yo...")
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