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T Cell Functions (part 2)

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prerakndave@*.com

Aug 20 2019, 8:14 am

How can a macrophage phagocytose an intracellular pathogen? Based on the lecture, the doctor mentions that IL 12 released from the macrophage will activate the T Helper cell to become T Helper 1 cell, which helps in association with Cytotoxic T cells to kill intracellular pathogen.

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mobeen@*.com

Aug 20 2019, 12:03 am

In the introduction to immunology parts of the lectures (first two lectures of this series,) you will see that I have mentioned IL4 as well from an unknown source that moves the response towards TH2 which in turn help activate B cells and mount a humoral response.

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