AS Biology Topic 4.1
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2. T killer cells
- cells that attack and destroy our own body cells that have been infected by a pathogen
- cells that release signalling molecules to stimulate the immune response
- cells that are involved in with inhibiting or ending the immune response
- cells that remain in the blood for a long time - provide long term immunity
3. T regulator cells
- cells that are involved in with inhibiting or ending the immune response
- cells that remain in the blood for a long time - provide long term immunity
- cells that release signalling molecules to stimulate the immune response
- cells that attack and destroy our own body cells that have been infected by a pathogen
4. B memory cells
- cells that remain in the blood for a long time - provide long term immunity
- cells that release signalling molecules to stimulate the immune response
- cells that attack and destroy our own body cells that have been infected by a pathogen
- cells that are involved in with inhibiting or ending the immune response
5. T helper cells
- cells that release signalling molecules to stimulate the immune response
- cells that attack and destroy our own body cells that have been infected by a pathogen
- cells that are involved in with inhibiting or ending the immune response
- cells that remain in the blood for a long time - provide long term immunity
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