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This [[Help:Sandboxes|Sandbox]] page is available for temporary practice work. Nothing in a ''Sandbox'' page is permanent. You may prefer to create your own personal Sandbox page -- see [[Help:Getting Started in Proteopedia|instructions]]. Feel free to add practice content below this paragraph, or delete everything below this paragraph, but please do not delete this paragraph. | This [[Help:Sandboxes|Sandbox]] page is available for temporary practice work. Nothing in a ''Sandbox'' page is permanent. You may prefer to create your own personal Sandbox page -- see [[Help:Getting Started in Proteopedia|instructions]]. Feel free to add practice content below this paragraph, or delete everything below this paragraph, but please do not delete this paragraph. | ||
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This Sandbox page is available for temporary practice work. Nothing in a Sandbox page is permanent. You may prefer to create your own personal Sandbox page -- see instructions. Feel free to add practice content below this paragraph, or delete everything below this paragraph, but please do not delete this paragraph.
Hello World this is my first Proteopedia entry.
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Major Histocompatibility Complex Class I (MHC-I) molecules are found on almost every cell in the human body, and their job is to present viral peptides to T cells. The viral protein is presented to T cells via a groove in the MHC-I molecule.
