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...(or '''"central"''') lymphoid organs, principally the [[bone marrow]]. [[T-lymphocyte]]s mature in the [[spleen]].

...ork together. ''Humoral'' immunity, principally mediated by [[lymphocyte#B-lymphocyte|B-lymphocytes]] produces antibodies (also known as [[immunoglobulin]]s, som ...gn antigens through the activity of "killer cells" such as [[lymphocyte#T8 lymphocyte|T8 lymphocytes]] and [[macrophage]]s.

...in dividing cells by the interaction of two protein families, restraining lymphocyte expansion under adverse conditions.<ref>Alves,N.L.; Derks,I.A.; Berk,E.; Sp ...ostat in dividing cells, in a selective pathway that functions to restrain lymphocyte expansion and can be triggered by glucose deprivation.</ref>

...to a specific substance recognized by an IgE a molecule, generated by a [[lymphocyte]], which binds to their surface high-affinity IgE receptors (FcεRI).<ref n

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...hich the salivary and lacrimal glands undergo progressive destruction by [[lymphocyte]]s and [[plasma cell]]s resulting in decreased production of saliva and tea ...cells (lymphocytes) to the glands of the eyes and mouth. Once there, the [[lymphocyte]]s attack healthy [[cells]], causing the inflammation that damages the glan

...]] (IL-33) is activated in [[allergic conjunctivitis]], and sensitizes [[T-lymphocyte]]s to produce IL-4, IL-5 and IL-13 upon challenge with anti-CD3 and anti-CD

...-2 and IL-2 receptors to be expressed by B cells. This results in fewer T lymphocyte cells being activated. It is sold as over 100 different brand names.

With the decreased antigen production, [[T4-lymphocyte]]s produce less cytokines, specifically including IL-1, IL-2, IL-3, IL-4, I

...stablish whether the 'blast' cells began from the [[B lymphocyte]]s or [[T lymphocyte]]s.

...ibitory and stimulatory CELL SURFACE RECEPTORS. A subset of [[Lymphocyte#T-lymphocyte|T-LYMPHOCYTES]] referred to as NATURAL KILLER T CELLS shares some of the pr ;Natural Killer T : A specialized subset of [[Lymphocyte#T-lymphocyte|T-LYMPHOCYTES]] that exhibit features of INNATE IMMUNITY similar to that of

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}}</ref> This is also caused by cytotoxic T [[lymphocyte]]s. If complement attack blood vessels, however, their destruction causes t

...nspecific [[mitogenicity]] for [[T lymphocytes]], immunosuppression of [[B lymphocyte]] function, and production of [[scarlatiniform rash]] [[streptokinase]]s: L ...ble M protein from the M1 serotype is a potent [[lymphocyte#T-lymphocyte|T-lymphocyte]] activator, inducing remarkable T cell proliferation and induction of the

In a case control study involving 417 persons (223 cases, 194 controls), lymphocyte count was found to be consistent low in victims of MCS.<ref name="pmid15347

...4-6 hours for at least two days, with special attention to changes in the lymphocyte count. A 50% decline in absolute lymphocyte count within the first 24 hours after exposure, followed by a further, more

...astic disease, or aplastic anemia who were given allogeneic BMT from human lymphocyte antigen (HLA)-matched, related donors. Patients who received sargramostim h

| title = (Abstract) Determination of lymphocyte division by flow cytometry

...generated by [[lymphocyte#B-lymphocyte|B-lympocytes]] for [[lymphocyte#T8 lymphocyte|T8 lymphocytes]]. When activated, it binds, with the antigen, to a surface

...ntigens, and the "Suppressor population" theory, wherein specific CD8+ [[T-lymphocyte]]s function to suppress exaggerated immune responses. ...s that are defective in [[apoptosis]] can lead to inappropriate systemic [[lymphocyte]] activation and consequent decline in self-tolerance.<ref>{{citation

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...tibody concentrations. In addition, strains YS of the two strains induced lymphocyte proliferation. ''L. delbrueckii bulgaricus'' was shown to activate polyclon

...escent staining for cell wall-deficient forms of Borrelia burgdorferi, and lymphocyte transformation tests. .<ref name=CDC-Diag>{{citation

...ion, inotropic and chronotropic effects on heart muscle, and inhibition of lymphocyte function."<ref name="MeSH-Histamine H2 Receptors">{{cite web |url=http://ww

...ucus lining. Initially in the presence of H. pylori, white blood cells, [[lymphocyte|killer T-cells]] and infection fighting agents are sent to the site. But si

...tests, but was positive for [[chromosome|chromosomal]] changes in human [[lymphocyte]]s and for [[genotoxic]]ity in [[CHO cell]]s. No [[carcinogenicity]] was se

...l. This gene encodes for six T-cells, twelve B-cells and three cytotoxic T lymphocyte and all came from antigens specific for nine stages of the life cycle. When

* [[Lymphocyte]] inhibitors ** [[B-lymphocyte]] inhibitor

...eatments for cancer and inflammation. In summary, ''T. vaginalis'' induces lymphocyte activation and replication, which leads to inflammation and cytokine produc

...[red blood cell|red cell]]s, [[white blood cell|white cell]]s other than [[lymphocyte]]s and [[platelets]] or their progenitor cells, [[megakaryocyte]]s).

...systemic infection that lodges in a certain type of white blood cell, the lymphocyte, of the new host.

...infect mononuclear cells and lymphocytes [[http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/Lymphocyte]] and on its molecular phylogenetic[http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibra

...ing infiltration of cells including [[neutrophil]]s, [[eosinophil]]s and [[lymphocyte]]s; [[mast cell]] activation; and injury to [[epithelial cell]]s.

...enerates. According to the view of most researchers, a special subset of [[lymphocyte]]s, called [[T cell]]s, plays a key role in the development of MS. In a person with MS, these [[lymphocyte]]s recognize myelin as foreign and attack it as if it were an invading viru

...for rheumatoid [[arthritis]] (administered intramuscularly). It inhibits [[lymphocyte]] proliferation, [[lysosome|lysosomal]] enzyme release, the release of [[re

...rug hypersensitivity--proof of multiple drug hypersensitivity by patch and lymphocyte transformation tests |journal=J Investig Allergol Clin Immunol |volume=15 |