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Abstract The adaptive immune system is tasked with defending the body against specific foreign invaders and does so via T and B cell receptors present on the surfaces of T and B lymphocytes. Keywords T helper cells B cells Plasma cells Antibodies T cell receptors B cell receptors Bone marrow Thymus Positive selection Negative selection Clonal expansion Clonal selection Antigen presentation CD4 T cells CD8 T cells MHC VDJ recombination Costimulation.
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Together, this integrated network enables the host to mount effective immune defenses against pathogens and maintain tissue homeostasis and provides immune protection over the long term. In this special issue of Cellular and Molecular Immunology CMI , we compile a collection of current review articles on major innate immune cell types, such as macrophages and neutrophils, and adaptive immune cell types, such as T lymphocytes and B lymphocytes, as well as the lymphatic system.
By focusing on how macrophages may prime the premetastatic niche to enable growth of metastasis and how subsequent metastasis-associated macrophages can support secondary tumor growth, the review article by Bied and colleagues provides a comprehensive view of the function of macrophages in health and tumorigenesis [ 4 ].
Neutrophils are the most abundant leukocytes in the human circulatory system. Long believed to comprise a short-lived, homogeneous leukocyte population, these cells have received much attention recently as their heterogeneity has been recognized.
In this collection, Qu et al. discuss the heterogeneity of neutrophils and implications of their functional diversity in transplantation [ 5 ].
Regarding the adaptive immune response, we present two articles covering regulation of CD4 T helper cell and CD8 T-cell effector cell function. Wang et al. provides an overview of the significance of the balance between the regulation of regulator T cells Tregs and T helper 17 cells, with a focus on how the transforming growth factor TGF cytokine superfamily modulates generation and coordinates Treg and Th17 cell function [ 6 ].
On the other hand, Chen et al. provide an overview of the function of mTOR signaling pathways in generation and maintenance of CD8 T memory cells. The authors also discuss the therapeutic potential of modulating mTOR signaling pathways to restore exhausted CD8 T-cell functionality [ 7 ].
In addition to T lymphocytes, B lymphocytes are vital to the adaptive immune response, as they are the cell type responsible for antibody production. Germinal centers are essential for producing highly specific antibodies, generating diversity, promoting affinity maturation, and establishing long-term immune memory.
In this collection, Playoust et al. discuss B-cell responses in the tumor context and how the tumor microenvironment can influence the B-cell repertoire as well as the BCR specificity, affinity, and function [ 8 ]. In particular, the authors propose that in-depth analysis of tumor-infiltrating B cells may contribute to cancer diagnosis and treatment.
The lymphatic system functions as a conduit for immune cells to migrate between tissues and lymphoid organs, and it also plays an essential role in removing excess fluid and waste from tissues, thereby contributing to tissue homeostasis and immune surveillance.
The article by Angeli and Lim examines the mechanisms that lymphatic vessels use to detect and translate mechanical cues into biological signals and their function [ 9 ]. In summary, this special collection aims not to cover all aspects of each cell type but to promote new biological aspects of each cell type.
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