T cells are a major component of adaptive immunity, differentiating to form distinct subsets that directly attack pathogens, promote the activity of antibody-producing cells, and regulate other components of the immune system. This volume discusses the roles of these different subsets and how they are generated. Topics covered in this essential volume include:
- Memory T-cell heterogeneity and classification: How should we name our T-cells?
- Memory T-cell differentiation models
- Tissue memory
- Memory T-cell homeostasis and durability