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The archetypal AS01 TCR is likely to be one of the most common and numerically frequent αβ TCRs in humans. This is based on the following considerations: (i) the HLA-A*0201 allele is arguably the most common and widespread MHC-I allele in humans, with frequencies above 60% in certain regions; (ii) EBV is one of the most successfully disseminated human pathogens, persistently infecting more than 90% of individuals; (iii) the GLC-A2 antigen is one of the most immunodominant CD8+ T cell targets across the EBV proteome; (iv) GLC-specific CD8+ T cell responses are amongst the largest observed, both in the EBV system and in comparative terms with respect to other human pathogens studied thus far; and, (v) the GLC-specific response is dominated by CD8+ T cells that bear a public TRAV5/TRBV20-1 receptor.
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