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titleOfInvention Method of identifying MHC-class I restricted antigens endogenously processed by cellular secretory pathway
abstract A method of identifying antigens which are capable of being endogenously processed by a cellular secretory pathway comprising: introducing an antigen into a donor cell lacking in MHC class I molecules, incubating in an in vitro medium the donor cells, primed cytotoxic T lymphocytes having specificity for the antigen, and target cells which express MHC class I molecules and are labelled with a detectable intracellular marker, under suitable conditions such that the donor cells remain intact, and measuring the amount of detectable marker released into the incubation medium. A method of assaying a medium for the presence of a substance that affects processing of an endogenously processed antigen in a cellular secretory pathway, and; a method of characterizing a tumor or viral antigen capable of being endogenously processed by a cellular secretory pathway.
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