Each class II MHC molecule has specificity for:

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Class II MHC molecules are known for presenting exogenous peptides (derived from outside the cell) to CD4+ T cells. They have the ability to bind to a range of related peptides that share similar sequences, rather than being highly specific to one peptide sequence or to native, conformational epitopes. This allows them to present various peptides from pathogens to the immune system, facilitating a broad immune response.

Each Class II MHC Molecule Has Specificity For