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Effector T cells are a diverse population of T lymphocytes that mediate adaptive immune responses. They differentiate from naive T cells upon antigen encounter and execute functions such as direct killing of infected cells (cytotoxic T cells), coordination of immune responses via cytokine secretion (helper T cells), and suppression of immune responses (regulatory T cells). Their activity is critical for controlling infections and cancer, but can also contribute to autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.
Modulation of T cell activation, proliferation, or effector function
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