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At an age when my classmates were screaming for Donny and David, I was already obsessed with Dylan and Baez (Joan, about whom I wrote in T he Last Leaf , was the Venn Diagram through which I explored American music and the nations 20th-century psychodrama) and by the time of our chance encounter at a Dylan conference, Shelton had been living in London for a decade, writing his book without anyone peering over his shoulder
Having the ability of processing and presentation of antigens to specific types of lymphocytes makes macrophages and DCs as two professional antigen-presenting cells (APCs)