Recognition of non-peptide antigens and the role of human gamma delta T-cells in innate and adaptive immunity

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The predominant distribution ofγδT cells in the mucosal and epithelial tissues makes these unconventional lymphocytes the “guards” to contact external environment (like allergens) and to contribute to immune surveillance, as well as “vanguards” to participate in initiating mucosal inflammation. Therefore,γδT cells have been considered to bridge the innate and adaptive immunity. The role these cells play in allergy seems to be complicated and meaningful, so it makes sense to review the characteristics and role ofγδT cells in allergic diseases.


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