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Specimen Collection and Preservation Techniques

question 1 of 33 course: Biomedical Science(Degree)
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Q: What is the primary use of skeletal muscle tissue in postmortem toxicology?

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This is known as 'missing-self' recognition. Natural Killer (NK) cells are activated when they detect the absence or reduction of 'self' MHC Class I molecules on a cell surface (a situation often created by viruses or tumors). So, while MHC-I loss helps tumors evade CTLs, it can make them targets for NK cells.

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This is known as 'missing-self' recognition. Natural Killer (NK) cells are activated when they detect the absence or reduction of 'self' MHC Class I molecules on a cell surface (a situation often created by viruses or tumors). So, while MHC-I loss helps tumors evade CTLs, it can make them targets for NK cells.

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