Cytotoxic T cells | CD8+ cytotoxic T cells in immunity | viral immunity and CD8+ T cells | USMLE

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I'm a little confused when you say normal nucleated cells display self peptide on class I MHCs, or empty MHC I molecules? And it goes for something to do with NK cells, isn't it?

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there is nothing called empty MHC I molecule. its a term to say the peptide binding groove is empty.

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