Derivation of dendritic cells from myeloid and lymphoid precursors

International Reviews of Immunology
L WuK Georgopoulos

Abstract

The antigen presenting dendritic cells (DC) found in mouse and human lymphoid tissues are heterogeneous. Several subsets of mature DC have been described and these may correspond to distinct lineages. In this review, we present evidence obtained from a series of studies on the lineage origin of DC. This evidence points to the existence of at least three pathways for DC development, namely one from myeloid progenitors, a second from lymphoid progenitors and the third for Langerhans cells from precursors whose relationship to myeloid or lymphoid cell types is not yet clearly defined.

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