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Definition of suppressor cell in English: suppressor cell(also suppressor T cell) noun Physiology A lymphocyte which can suppress antibody production by other lymphoid cells. Example sentencesExamples - After the invader has been destroyed, suppressor T cells chemically notify B cells and helper T cells to return to a dormant state.
- Instead of silencing the attackers directly, we learned how to generate another type of cell, called a regulatory or suppressor cell, which essentially turns off the attackers.
- Despite all of the uncertainties, the concept of the suppressor cell has been supported by various data as a mechanism of tolerance induction.
- Immune suppression has been associated with the release of cytokines, a defect in antigen presentation, induction of suppressor T cells and suppression of contact hypersensitivity.
- The immunosuppressive effect noted by Elmets and Bowen was adoptively transferable suggesting the generation of suppressor cells.
Definition of suppressor cell in US English: suppressor cell(also suppressor T cell) nounsəˈpresər ˌsel Physiology A lymphocyte which can suppress antibody production by other lymphoid cells. Example sentencesExamples - After the invader has been destroyed, suppressor T cells chemically notify B cells and helper T cells to return to a dormant state.
- Despite all of the uncertainties, the concept of the suppressor cell has been supported by various data as a mechanism of tolerance induction.
- Instead of silencing the attackers directly, we learned how to generate another type of cell, called a regulatory or suppressor cell, which essentially turns off the attackers.
- Immune suppression has been associated with the release of cytokines, a defect in antigen presentation, induction of suppressor T cells and suppression of contact hypersensitivity.
- The immunosuppressive effect noted by Elmets and Bowen was adoptively transferable suggesting the generation of suppressor cells.
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