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T-helper 2 cells
T-helper 2 cells are a specialized population of T cells. They are important for immune responses against pathogens that do not directly infect cells, such as helminth parasites. They also promote tissue repair, but contribute to allergic disorders and diseases such as asthma.
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Nature Communications 13, 2786
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Early-life inflammation primes a T helper 2 cell–fibroblast niche in skin
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