Biology, 20.01.2021 05:50, joelpimentel

How can cytotoxic t-cells be activated? Helper T cells take the antigens and detach them from
the pathogens, then transport them to the cytotoxic
t-cells to inject activation serum.
or
Some infected cells and macrophages will display the
antigens from the pathogen on their own surfaces,
which act as signals to t-cells to attack.

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