2014
An induced rebinding model of antigen discrimination
Abstract: HighlightsWe propose that pMHC binding to TCR can increase (induce) pMHC rebinding.Published studies are consistent with an induced rebinding model.Induced rebinding improves the ability of T cells to discriminate antigens.Induced rebinding relates 3D to 2D TCR–pMHC binding parameters.
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“…Optogenetic approaches provide a controlled platform for testing predictions of KPR models by isolating the contribution of binding duration to signaling output. These experiments align with a substantial body of work using altered peptide ligands and TCR mutants, which demonstrate that the T cell response depends strongly on the dwell-time of the TCR-pMHC interaction ( 58 , 61 ). Mathematical and computational studies further show how sequential signaling steps can amplify small differences in binding duration to produce robust antigen discrimination ( 75 – 77 ).…”
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