These cells present the major histocompatibility complex.
A chaperone unique to these cells removes CLIP from the invariant chain protein. An ABC-class transporter unique to these cells is TAP, which transports peptides to the ER's peptide-loading complex. The avidity model explains the differential development of these cells. By suppressing NF-AT transcription factors, cyclosporine prevents the growth of these cells. These cells are regulated by both positive and negative selection, and they undergo somatic recombination but not somatic hypermutation. These cells present the major histocompatibility complex. One class of these cells has the CD8 glycoprotein on its surface and secretes perforin and granzymes. For 10 points, name these lymphocytes which come in "helper" and "cytotoxic" forms and mature in the thymus.
A chaperone unique to these cells removes CLIP from the invariant chain protein.
T cells [or T lymphocytes; or cytotoxic T cells/lymphocytes; or helper T cells/lymphocytes; prompt on lymphocytes before it is read; prompt on leukocytes or white blood cells before "lymphocytes" is read]