Organ-specific antigen

... tissue, where some immunological events take place; probably microbe antigen presentation by macrophages and such cells to T cells. This function ... are usually seen and humans can do pretty much as well even if these organs are removed. The spleen is a more important lymphatic organ that can ...

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... helper T cells which allows the immune response to occur if a foreign antigen enters the body! what type of helper T-cells, CD8+ or CD4+ ? --> ... of the immunesystem ( with the type IV hypersensitivity) or the organ transplants with the graft-versus-host reaction (also type IV hypersensitivity)

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... lymphocytes... and so on, or possibly phases during growing WBCs Target organs... I have no idea about it. WBCs do not work in organ-based. They ... circulate in vessels, some lymphocytes stay in lymphoid organs due to antigen recognizing, monocytes will stay in tissues and mature as macrophages. ...

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... lymphocytes... and so on, or possibly phases during growing WBCs Target organs... I have no idea about it. WBCs do not work in organ-based. They ... circulate in vessels, some lymphocytes stay in lymphoid organs due to antigen recognizing, monocytes will stay in tissues and mature as macrophages. ...

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