γδ T Cells in Health and Disease, Part A, provides a comprehensive overview of the biology, function, and clinical significance of γδ T cells, a unique subset of T lymphocytes with distinct roles in immune responses. This volume brings together leading experts to explore the fundamental aspects of γδ T cell development, activation, and regulation, as well as their involvement in maintaining health and contributing to disease.

• Provides an in-depth introduction to γδ T cells, including their discovery, development, and unique characteristics compared to other T cell subsets
• Explores the biology, receptors, and signaling pathways of γδ T cells, highlighting their role in the immune system
• Details the ontogeny, tissue distribution, and differentiation of γδ T cells in various physiological contexts