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pubmed-article:10485659pubmed:abstractTextThe antigen processing pathway generates the peptides displayed by MHC I molecules on the cell surface. Whether these peptides are generated in the cytosol or from longer intermediates transported into the ER is unclear, because peptides other than those bound to MHC I have been difficult to find. Using a novel assay, we show that N-terminally extended antigenic analogs were associated with high-molecular weight material in the cytosol and were transported by TAP. In the ER, a nonapeptide was predominant that was converted to the final octapeptide only in presence of the appropriate MHC I molecule. The existence of extended peptides and their MHC I-dependent trimming suggest a mechanism for efficiently satisfying the distinct sequence preferences of polymorphic MHC I molecules.lld:pubmed
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