| Figure 10. Protection of T2Q cells by exogenous Qdm
peptide occurs rapidly |
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| T2Q
cells were incubated with 100uM Qdm peptide at room temperature for the times
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from lysis by Qa1R+ NK cells is achieved within 15 min of |
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of T2Q cells to exogenous Qdm peptide, making it highly likely that the
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| 2. In the same time period [15 min] maximal
sensitivity to lysis by CTL is achieved. |
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