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T Immune Cell Perform Functions Response Killing Activation

Front The T cells that perform the functions of an immune response, such as cell killing and cell activation, that clear the infectious agent from the body. There are several different subsets, each with a specific role in an immune response
Back effector T lymphocytes

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