Killer-t-cell
noun
1.
a killer cell that destroys target cells only when specifically activated by helper T cells.
killer T cell
(kĭl’ər)
A large differentiated T cell that functions in cell-mediated immunity by attacking and lysing target cells that have specific surface antigens. Also called cytotoxic T cell, killer cell.
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