Autoimmunity--towards the year 2001.
The interactive roles of T cells, major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I and II molecules and antigen-presenting cells in the generation of autoimmunity is the subject of much discussion. A recent symposium contributed to the debate by inviting experts in several fields of immunology to answer specific questions relating to the mechanisms that trigger autoimmunity.
Dept of Immunology, London Hospital Medical College.
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