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Intestinal uptake regulates T cell responses to dietary antigens
Dietary proteins induce antigen-specific immune responses, leading to oral tolerance or food allergies. While mouse models of allergic sensitization rely on antigen context and adjuvant signaling, exposure to purified proteins is usually sufficient for tolerance development in studies with soluble m
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