Medical Definition of Naive T-cell

1. A T-cell arising from the immune system's production of fresh cells in the bone marrow. Naive T-cells respond to newly encountered pathogens containing antigens the immune system has not processed before. The naive T-cells' activation and proliferation create an acquired immune response to the newly encountered pathogenic agent. After the disease is eradicated, a portion of the T-cell population engendered by the activated naive T-cells constitutes a reservoir of memory cells, which proliferate and respond very quickly to any recurrence of the disease. See: both Memory T-Cell and Immune System. (09 Oct 1997)

Lexicographical Neighbors of Naive T-cell

naissances
naissant
naive
naively
naiveness
naivenesses
naiver
naives
naivest
naivete
naivetes
naiveties
naivety
naive art
naive realism
naive T-cell (current term)
naivist
Naja
Najadaceae
Najas
Naja haje
Naja hannah
Naja naja
Naja nigricollis
Najd
Nakanishi
Nakanishi's stain
naked
naked
nakeder

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