PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
19594637-6	2009	The hydrophobic alkyl chains are buried in the CD1d groove, with the carbohydrate exposed for TCR recognition, together with the surface of the CD1d molecule.	Carbohydrates	69-81	CD1c molecule	Homo sapiens	47-50	
17951048-1	2007	Specialized subsets of T lymphocytes can distinguish the carbohydrate portions of microbial and self-glycolipids when they are presented by proteins in the CD1 family of antigen presenting molecules.	Carbohydrates	57-69	CD1c molecule	Homo sapiens	156-159	
17951048-2	2007	Recent immunochemical and structural analyses indicate that the chemical composition of the presented carbohydrate, together with its precise orientation above the CD1 binding groove, determines if a particular T cell is activated.	Carbohydrates	102-114	CD1c molecule	Homo sapiens	164-167	
15611286-1	2004	CD1c-mediated T cells are activated by a mycobacterial phospholipid antigen whose carbohydrate structure precisely corresponds to mammalian mannosyl beta-1-phosphodolichol (MPD), but contains an unusual lipid moiety.	Carbohydrates	82-94	CD1c molecule	Homo sapiens	0-4	
15185366-3	2004	In the present study we use four different glycolipids, some of which contain tumor-associated carbohydrate antigens, to develop a procedure to easily detect binding of glycolipids to CD1 proteins on viable cells.	Carbohydrates	95-107	CD1c molecule	Homo sapiens	184-187