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Which cells in the thymus present self-antigens to train T cells?

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"the repertoire of peptides in the cortex is limited to those expressed by epithelial cells, . . ." In the medulla "the transcription factors Aire and Fezf2 drive the expression of multiple peripheral antigens, such as insulin, resulting in deletion of cells specific for those antigens." Are these also epithelial cells? special class of epithelial cells? Eaberry (talk) 16:52, 6 December 2025 (UTC)Reply

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Which cells in the thymus present self-antigens to train T cells?