T-Cell Trafficking is a biological process denoting the directed migration of T lymphocytes from the bloodstream into specific tissues or lymphoid organs through specialized adhesion and signaling mechanisms that distinguish it from the trafficking of other immune cell types.
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Membrane Compartmentation Is Required for Efficient T Cell Activation
Ramnik J. Xavier, Todd V. Brennan, Qingqin S. Li et al. · Immunity · 1998 · 904 citations · Full text
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