what type of cell is responsible for contact dermititis and tissue rejection?
what type of cell is responsible for contact dermititis and tissue rejection?
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The T lymphocytes are responsible for the contact dermatitis.
When contact dermatitis occurs the allergen is processed by the langerhans cell in the skin and isade available to the T lymphocytes which then causes the hypersensitivity reaction
They also plays a main role in tissue rejection (mainly CD8 subtye of T lymphocytes)
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