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lymphokine Substance secreted from T lymphocytes which stimulates the activity of other cells.
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lymphokine a substance produced by lymphocytes, a particular kind of white blood cell, with effects on other cells in the immune system. See also cytokine; interleukin.
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lymphokine A class of soluble proteins, produced by white blood cells, that play a role in the immune response.
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lymphokine a generic name for protein molecules released by lymphocytes to act on other cells involved in the immune response. The term includes interleukins and interferons.
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lymphokine-activated killer c.’s killer cells activated by interleukin-2 that have specificity towards tumors refractory to NK cells; they may represent a further activation state of the NK cell. Called also LAK c's.
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