HepAn
HepAn, short for Hepatic Antigen Network, is a fictional biomolecule used in teaching immunology and hepatology concepts. It is not a real pathogen, toxin, or clinically used antigen; instead, it serves as a neutral example to illustrate how hepatic immune processing and recognition might occur.
Concept and design: In educational depictions, HepAn is described as a modular protein that mimics features
Educational use: HepAn appears in textbooks, lecture slides, and interactive software to demonstrate antigen uptake, processing,
Limitations and scope: Because HepAn is fictional, it does not correspond to any real-world antigen or disease
Variants: Some materials introduce HepAn variants (such as HepAn-A or HepAn-B) to demonstrate how changes in