Definition of helper cell in English:

helper cell

noun

Physiology

A T-lymphocyte that influences or controls the differentiation or activity of other cells of the immune system.
Example sentencesExamples
- The HIV+ group was found to have significantly lower autonomic function than did the controls, along with lower helper cell counts.
- Because the cells originate without specialized abilities to fight specific diseases, they are known as T-zero helper cells.
- They exposed both naïve and mature helper cells to HIV, then stimulated the naïve cells to multiply through several rounds of cell division.
- Creatine also appears to increase the activity of muscle helper cells called satellite cells.
- The virus affects certain white blood cells, called T4 helper cells, which help the body fight disease.

Definition of helper cell in US English:

helper cell

(also helper T cell)

nounˈhelpər ˌsel

Physiology

A T cell that influences or controls the differentiation or activity of other cells of the immune system.
Example sentencesExamples
- They exposed both naïve and mature helper cells to HIV, then stimulated the naïve cells to multiply through several rounds of cell division.
- The virus affects certain white blood cells, called T4 helper cells, which help the body fight disease.
- Because the cells originate without specialized abilities to fight specific diseases, they are known as T-zero helper cells.
- The HIV+ group was found to have significantly lower autonomic function than did the controls, along with lower helper cell counts.
- Creatine also appears to increase the activity of muscle helper cells called satellite cells.

单词	helper cell
释义	Definition of helper cell in English: helper cell noun Physiology A T-lymphocyte that influences or controls the differentiation or activity of other cells of the immune system. Example sentencesExamples The HIV+ group was found to have significantly lower autonomic function than did the controls, along with lower helper cell counts. Because the cells originate without specialized abilities to fight specific diseases, they are known as T-zero helper cells. They exposed both naïve and mature helper cells to HIV, then stimulated the naïve cells to multiply through several rounds of cell division. Creatine also appears to increase the activity of muscle helper cells called satellite cells. The virus affects certain white blood cells, called T4 helper cells, which help the body fight disease. Definition of helper cell in US English: helper cell (also helper T cell) nounˈhelpər ˌsel Physiology A T cell that influences or controls the differentiation or activity of other cells of the immune system. Example sentencesExamples They exposed both naïve and mature helper cells to HIV, then stimulated the naïve cells to multiply through several rounds of cell division. The virus affects certain white blood cells, called T4 helper cells, which help the body fight disease. Because the cells originate without specialized abilities to fight specific diseases, they are known as T-zero helper cells. The HIV+ group was found to have significantly lower autonomic function than did the controls, along with lower helper cell counts. Creatine also appears to increase the activity of muscle helper cells called satellite cells.
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