white blood cell
Part of the body's immune system; see leukocyte.
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For example, "accessory" molecules on T cells also bind to proteins on other immune cells as part of the activation process. Lungs of mice infected with viruses carrying 1918 gene subsets had far fewer immune cells in the lungs and less inflammation and cell death. Specifically, the Laboratory has confirmed that L-92 can induce interleukin 12 (IL-12) and inhibit the excessive activity of Th2 immune cells. |
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