Toll-like receptors: key mediators of microbe detection
DM Underhill, A Ozinsky - Current opinion in immunology, 2002 - Elsevier
Current opinion in immunology, 2002•Elsevier
Toll-like receptors are pattern-recognition receptors that have key roles in detecting
microbes and initiating inflammatory responses. Recently, a host of new microbial products
that activate specific Toll-like receptors have been defined, and additional components that
mediate intracellular signaling have been identified. There has also been greater
recognition of the importance of specific Toll-like receptors in host defense.
microbes and initiating inflammatory responses. Recently, a host of new microbial products
that activate specific Toll-like receptors have been defined, and additional components that
mediate intracellular signaling have been identified. There has also been greater
recognition of the importance of specific Toll-like receptors in host defense.
Toll-like receptors are pattern-recognition receptors that have key roles in detecting microbes and initiating inflammatory responses. Recently, a host of new microbial products that activate specific Toll-like receptors have been defined, and additional components that mediate intracellular signaling have been identified. There has also been greater recognition of the importance of specific Toll-like receptors in host defense.
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