Contact-dependent Suppression
Contact-Dependent Suppression is a regulatory mechanism employed by regulatory T cells that involves the direct requirement of cell-to-cell physical interaction to inhibit the activation and function of target immune cells, distinguishing it from soluble factor-mediated immunosuppressive processes.
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CD4+CD25high Regulatory Cells in Human Peripheral Blood
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