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11111nata11111 [884]
1 year ago
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quizlet what is involved in shaping the effector cd4 t-cell response? cytokines made during the innate immune response, the natu

re of the pathogen, tissue of origin of the activated dendritic cell, activation of a naive t cell in the absence of a co-stimulatory signal delivered by cd28
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Hitman42 [59]1 year ago
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The nature of the pathogen is an intrinsic feature that is involved in shaping the effector cd4 T-cell response.

<h3>What are cd4 T-cells?</h3>

The cd4 T-cells are cells of the immune system involved in adaptive immune responses, which emerge by contact with the pathogen and involve the production of antibodies that target specific antigens.

In conclusion, The nature of the pathogen is an intrinsic feature that is involved in shaping the effector cd4 T-cell response.

Learn more about cd4 T-cells here:

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