Toll-like receptor signaling pathway

E888595

The Toll-like receptor signaling pathway is a key innate immune signaling cascade that detects pathogen-associated molecular patterns and activates downstream inflammatory and antiviral responses.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biological pathway ⓘ
innate immune signaling pathway ⓘ
signal transduction pathway ⓘ
activatedBy bacterial lipopolysaccharide ⓘ
bacterial lipoprotein ⓘ
flagellin ⓘ
viral DNA ⓘ
viral RNA ⓘ
associatedWith autoimmune disease ⓘ
chronic inflammation ⓘ
infectious disease ⓘ
detects DAMP ⓘ
PAMP ⓘ
damage-associated molecular pattern ⓘ
pathogen-associated molecular pattern ⓘ
foundIn human ⓘ
mammal ⓘ
mouse ⓘ
hasParticipant AP-1 transcription factor ⓘ
ERK ⓘ
IKK complex ⓘ
IRAK1 ⓘ
IRAK4 ⓘ
IRF3 ⓘ
IRF7 ⓘ
JNK ⓘ
MAPK cascade ⓘ
MyD88 ⓘ
NF-κB ⓘ
TAK1 ⓘ
TIRAP ⓘ
TLR1 ⓘ
TLR10 ⓘ
TLR2 ⓘ
TLR3 ⓘ
TLR4 ⓘ
TLR5 ⓘ
TLR6 ⓘ
TLR7 ⓘ
TLR8 ⓘ
TLR9 ⓘ
TRAF6 ⓘ
TRAM ⓘ
TRIF ⓘ
Toll-like receptor ⓘ
p38 MAPK ⓘ
hasSubPathway MyD88-dependent TLR signaling pathway ⓘ
TRIF-dependent TLR signaling pathway ⓘ
occursIn dendritic cell ⓘ
epithelial cell ⓘ
macrophage ⓘ
neutrophil ⓘ
partOf immune system ⓘ
innate immune system ⓘ
regulates adaptive immune response ⓘ
co-stimulatory molecule expression ⓘ
cytokine gene expression ⓘ
resultsIn antiviral response ⓘ
chemokine production ⓘ
inflammatory response ⓘ
pro-inflammatory cytokine production ⓘ
type I interferon production ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bruton tyrosine kinase → participatesInPathway → Toll-like receptor signaling pathway ⓘ
Toll-like receptor signaling pathway → hasParticipant → Toll-like receptor ⓘ
linked to: Toll-like receptor signaling pathway