TLRs bent into shape
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Toll-like receptors respond to ligands embedded in pathogen-derived macromolecules to induce immune responses. Binding of a stimulatory ligand to preexisting dimers of Toll-like receptor 9 induces conformational changes that lead to their full activation.
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