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NFAT in Lymphocytes: A Factor for All Events?
7 Aug 2007
Abstract excerpt
A typical immune response to infection by a microbe results in rapid amplification and subsequent differentiation of a few antigen-specific naïve lymphocytes into many effector lymphocytes. Upon antigen exposure, these effector T or B cells rapidly secrete large amounts of either lymphokines (cytokines produced by lymphocytes) or soluble antibodies, respectively. Although the vast majority of these effector cells...
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