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cellular immunity

Scientific  
/ sĕlyə-lər /

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The test, using an antigen called leishmanin, is similar to a skin test for tuberculosis -- a positive response means a person has been exposed to the parasite and has cellular immunity that prevents further clinical symptoms.

From Science Daily

That unseen mechanism was what scientists call cellular immunity, and its foot soldiers are T cells.

From Los Angeles Times

If a lab test were able to measure cellular immunity as easily as antibodies, “that would spread like wildfire, because everyone is searching for one,” Meissner said.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s also encouraging evidence that this cellular immunity is long-lasting.

From Los Angeles Times

“It’s a way — the only scalable way we have now — to quantify cellular immunity,” said Ernesto Guccione, a Mount Sinai immunology researcher who helped design the test and has a patent pending.

From Los Angeles Times