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This comprehensive overview details the intricate signaling pathways involved in T-cell receptor (TCR) activation, highlighting the roles of molecules like Ca2+, CD4/CD8, ZAP70, and CTLA4 in immune response and cell differentiation. The interaction of signaling proteins such as TRIM, GRB2, SHP2, Akt, and NF-kB unveils the complexity of cellular proliferation and the translocation of CTLA4 to the membrane. Understanding these pathways is critical for developing targeted therapies in immunology and cancer treatment.
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