| T cell |
A specific type of white blood cell that starts an immune response or actively works to attack and destroy foreign substances (antigens). Psoriasis is often considered a "T-cell
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| T cell antigen r. |
the characteristic marker of T lymphocytes, consisting of two polypeptide chains linked by a disulfide bridge. Two forms exist: TCR-1, composed of α and β chains and occurring on helper and cytotoxic T cells, and the much less common TCR-2, composed of γ and δ chains and occurring on certain T cells of the gut and epidermis; both forms are associated with the CD3 molecule. The T cell antigen receptor has a constant and a variable (antibody-binding) portion and recognizes both specific foreign antigens and self MHC antigens; both must be seen simultaneously to trigger T cell activation.
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| T cell h. |
a hybridoma formed by the fusion of T lymphocytes and myeloma cells, used particularly in the production of T lymphocyte–derived lymphokines.
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| T cell–mediated h. |
type IV h.
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| T cell–mediated hypersensitivity r. |
type IV hypersensitivity r.
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