• Biology, Medicine
• Published in Immunology today 1993
• DOI:10.1016/0167-5699(93)90161-D

T-cell memory: new perspectives.

@article{Bradley1993TcellMN,
  title={T-cell memory: new perspectives.},
  author={Linda M Bradley and Michael Croft and Susan L Swain},
  journal={Immunology today},
  year={1993},
  volume={14 5},
  pages={
          197-9
        }
}

• Linda M Bradley, Michael Croft, Susan L Swain

Immunological memory provides excellent protection against a wide variety of different pathogens. Compared to the primary encounter with antigen, the secondary response is more rapid and effective. So much so, that reexposure often goes unnoticed by the host. The specific nature of memory implies that it is especially dependent on T and B cells, the cells of the immune system which recognize antigen; it follows that the changes which occur in these cells during priming must account in large… CONTINUE READING

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