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Lymphocyte Activation

Molecular classification: Signal Transduction Pathway, Cellular Process

Overview

Lymphocyte activation refers to the process by which lymphocytes (T cells and B cells) are stimulated to respond to pathogens or other antigens. This is a central event in adaptive immunity, enabling the immune system to mount specific responses against infections and other foreign substances. It involves antigen recognition, costimulatory signals, and cytokine environment leading to proliferation, differentiation, and effector functions.

Biological functions

Adaptive ImmunityT Cell ActivationB Cell ActivationClonal ExpansionCytokine ProductionCell DifferentiationEffector Function Activation

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ImmunodeficiencyAutoimmunityCancerInfectionInflammation

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ImmunosuppressionCytokine StormOff-target effects on other immune cells

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