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Dictionary » T » T cell T cellDefinition noun, plural: T cells A type of white blood cell that functions in cell-mediated immunity, and is distinguished from other types of lymphocytes by the presence of special receptor (T cell receptor) on the cell surface.
The T in T cell stands for thymus. The thymus is the bodily organ where T cells mature. The different types of T cells are:
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