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1. Carcinogen-altered dendritic cells (DCs) fail to initiate T cell proliferation, which is associated with reduced IL-1 beta secretion.

2. To investigate the mechanism behind this failure, DCs were collected from carcinogen-treated skin and pulsed with OVA before being cultured with antigen-specific self lymphocytes.

3. The results showed that DCs from carcinogen-treated skin failed to induce T cell proliferation and produce IL-1 beta, suggesting that exposure to chemical carcinogens can lead to a loss of DC function.

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