Biology Forum Human Biology T cells…

last updated by isabell 18 years ago
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    • #3902
      isabell
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      😯 maybe they are tricky questions so it made me feel confuse about my answers, any replies i will appreciate

      the type of T cell that improves the immune response is the:
      helper T cell
      supressor Tcell
      cytotoxic T cell
      memory T cell
      IgT cell

      i think is the helper T cell(if im right…),

      so the aids virus attacks the helper T cells too?

    • #42493
      cardiorrhexis
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      I’d say helper too….

    • #42547
      Dr.Stein
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      Actually, it could be more than one answers. The question is very general, e.g. which immune response? which way to improve?

      I am 1000% sure that "IgT cell" is NOT the answer 😀

    • #42638
      cardiorrhexis
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      Dr Stein…I almost wrote the same thing! LOL! Yes, it is very broad and all of the T cells help improve immune response, but I think the helpers were the best of the selection.

      When I saw IgT I had to do a double take! LOL! That was a clever one though…ImmunoglobulinT …haha!

    • #42771
      Dr.Stein
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      Hihi, yup true about our funny IgT 😆

      Well, yes, I think choosing the answer Helper T cell is a good idea. The reason is Th1 will activate cell-mediated immunity, whereas Th2 will activate B cell to generate humoral immune response. Good point, dude! 😉

      I have to consider you for being my laboratory assistant 😀

    • #42858
      isabell
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      Just want to say thank you guys so much for your help,

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