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How Do T Cells Discriminate Self from Nonself?,olecular patterns,” it should be stressed that in the case of bacteria these ligands are not exclusively derived from pathogens. Therefore, sensors of innate immunity such as Toll-like receptors do not distinguish microbial commensals from pathogens.