6 Questions
Where are naïve T cells initially localized or generated?
Thymus
After their development in the thymus, where do naïve T cells enter?
Lymph Nodes
What do effector T cells differentiate into during the effector stage?
Plasma Cells
Which tissues are considered as peripheral sites of infection for effector T cells?
Mucosal and Cutaneous Lymphoid Tissues
As individuals age, what compensates for the reduced output of new, naïve T cells from the thymus?
Memory Cells
What are the top 4 tissues that have the greatest number of lymphocytes?
Lymph Nodes, Spleen, Bone Marrow, Intestines
This quiz explores the localization of naïve T cells and their transition into effector T cells. It covers their initial generation in the thymus, migration to lymph nodes, and differentiation into effector T cells during an immune response.
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