The cytotoxic variety recognizes foreign antigens on the surface of virus-infected cells and destroys the cells by releasing cytolytic proteins.
The cytotoxic variety recognizes foreign antigens on the surface of virus-infected cells and destroys the cells by releasing cytolytic proteins. The suppressor variety is important in regulating the activity of other lymphocytes and is crucial in maintaining tolerance to self tissues. The delayed hypersensitivity variety mediates by releasing various lymphokines. Interleukin-1 released by inducer cells promotes the activation of the type that carries class II histocompatibility antigens, known as the helper variety. FTP, identify this type of lymphocyte that is the target of HIV.
The cytotoxic variety recognizes foreign antigens on the surface of virus-infected cells and destroys the cells by releasing cytolytic proteins.
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