Suppressor/regulator T cells release signals (cytokines) that inhibit immune cell activity once pathogens or toxins are gone.
Las células T supresoras/reguladoras liberan señales (citocinas) que inhiben la actividad de las células inmunitarias una vez que los patógenos o toxinas han sido eliminados.
| Front | What do suppressor/regulator T cells do? |
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| Back | Release signals (cytokines) that inhibit further actions of immune cellss once pathogens/toxins are gone |
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