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Definition of Receptor (immunology)

	Wikipedia English - The Free Encyclopedia Receptor (immunology) A receptor in immunology is a molecule on the surface of an immunocyte (a cell of the immune system) which binds its ligand (a molecule of some sort; from Latin 'ligandum', an item which is to be bound). Examples of these receptors include: a B cell receptor specifically binding an antigen a T cell receptor, specifically binding a complex of major histocompatibility molecule and antigenic peptide a cytokine receptor, interleukin receptor or chemokine receptor and its ligand See more at Wikipedia.org...

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