… immunoglobulins serve as the antigen receptor for B cells, and u and p chains comprise the
T cell antigen receptor. … variable (V) regions that recognize antigen and constant (C) regions …

… antigens are dependent on a network of transient cell-cell … the integrin supergene family of
heterodimeric receptors and … of many immunoglobulin family members in cell-cell recognition …

… B lymphocyte antigen receptors and in secreted form, antibodies … The molecular
genetics of the T-cell antigen receptor and T-cell antigen recognition. Ann. Rev. …

… The fact that T3 and N-CAM are related is particularly interesting since it establishes a
relationship between molecules that are part of the T-lymphocyte antigen receptor …

… cells and antigen bearing target cells which are regulated by inflammatory cytokines and by
stimulation of antigen specific receptors … belong to the Ig supergene family and several have …

… antigens are dependent on a network of transient cell–cell … many immunoglobulin family
members in cell–cell recognition… between the virus and its cell surface receptor (CD4). While …

… The T-cell antigen receptor is a simple heterodimer with one V domain involved in antigen
recognition and one C domain that interacts with a membrane-bound protein complex, CD3, …

… from the T cell antigen receptor, that is expressed by a asialoglycoprotein receptors, and …
T cell receptors for the Fc portions of IgG, IgM, IgA, IgD, and IgE have been shown to exist in …

… antigen-induced internalization of antigen receptors of B or T lymphocytes serves to assure
the interaction of those receptors… T-cell antigen receptors and the immunoglobulin supergene …

… T cell antigen receptor gene and suggest that the generation of T cell antigen receptor diversity
in T cells … a rearrangement mechanism similar to that of immunoglobulin genes in B cells. …