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Leo Liberti,Carlile Lavor,Antonio MucherinoOne of the main characteristics of the evolutionary process is the development of highly sophisticated defense mechanisms for the survival of human beings and other living organisms in hostile environments. There are two such defense systems in higher primates: the innate and adaptive immune responses.

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Interactions Between Dendritic Cells and Infectious Agents,One of the main characteristics of the evolutionary process is the development of highly sophisticated defense mechanisms for the survival of human beings and other living organisms in hostile environments. There are two such defense systems in higher primates: the innate and adaptive immune responses.

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General Features of Dendritic Cells,cells (APCs). Functionally, DCs were found to be potent stimulators of allogenic T cells in vitro. Phase contrast microscopy revealed the existence of dendritic processes on DCs. Many new features of DCs have since been discovered, and several characteristics previously attributed to DCs are no longer considered valid.