T Lymphocytes: Difference between revisions

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T Lymphocytes is a type of lymphocyte that plays an important role in cell-mediated immunity.

They first grow in bone marrow and become mature and act the function in lymph node.

By presenting their receptor (TCR), they can be recognise by other lymphocytes such as NK Cells and B cells.

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-is a type of lymphocyte that plays an important&nbsp;role in cell-mediated immunity
+T Lymphocytes is a type of lymphocyte that plays an important&nbsp;role in cell-mediated immunity.
-they first grow in bone marrow and&nbsp;become&nbsp;mature and act the function in&nbsp;lymph node&nbsp;&nbsp;
+They first grow in bone marrow and&nbsp;become&nbsp;mature and act the function in&nbsp;lymph node.
+By presenting their receptor (TCR), they can be recognise by other lymphocytes such as [[Natural_Killer_Cell|NK&nbsp;Cells]] and [[B-cells|B cells]].&nbsp;&nbsp;