… Normally lymphoid organs are organized into compartments of T cell zones and B cell … of
normal bone marrow cells into TNF −/− mice can restore normal lymphoid organ structure (21). …

… nonhematopoietic cells lack much of the costimulator function essential for T cell priming, it
… I-associated antigens on professional APC in the lymphoid organs. Recently, a great deal of …

… lymphoid organs has remained elusive. We show here that during acute infection … lymphocytic
choriomeningitis virus, antiviral cytotoxic T cells destroyed infected T cell zone stromal cells…

… We show that very early trapping of tumour cells in secondary lymphoid organs is beneficial
as it induces CTLs to reject tiny tumours early, at a time when selection of immune evasion …

… conjugated lymphocytes are also killer cells. The variation in cytolytic activity of lymphoid cells
… lytic activity of immune lymphoid cells from various lymphoid organs are due to differences …

… Rapid induction of CD8 + cytotoxic T lymphocyte (CTL) responses is critical to combat acute
… CD4 + T cells help prime antigen-specific CTLs in secondary lymphoid organs after infection …

… cells share some functions and markers with cytotoxic T cells. … which can be seen in some
T-cell subsets. However, they are … T cells in peripheral blood and peripheral lymphoid organs …

… of lymphocytes from blood to lymphoid organs across high endothelial venules. Following
transit, the T cells can be selected by antigen-presenting cells, … of cytotoxic T lymphocytes. …

… Both cell types arise from the bone marrow. However, unlike B cells, T cells migrate to the …
to lymphoid tissue and is expressed on naive CD8 + T cells and a subset of memory CD8 + …

… T cells circulate between peripheral lymphoid organs, such as the spleen and lymph nodes,
via the arterial and lymphatic … The tissue distribution of lymphocytes is determined by …