Column A Column B | 1. B chain/pTa:B chain/pTa 2. facilitates expression of tissue-specific genes in thymic epithelium a. Th-POK b. Notch1 c. superdimer 3. transcription factor required for CD4 T-cell development from double-positive thymocytes | 4. facilitates the expression of genes required for T-cell development 5. transcriptional repressor protein of regulatory T cells d. FoxP3 e. AIRE

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