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Cambridge researchers have discovered how T cells ... Mito warriors: Scientists discover how T cell assassins reload their weapons to kill and kill again. University of Cambridge.

This helped to revive the T cells (mito +), which showed increased respiratory capacity, a sign of enhanced metabolism. The research team examined how supercharging the T cells affected immune ...

This helped to revive the T cells (mito +), which showed increased respiratory capacity, a sign of enhanced metabolism. The research team examined how supercharging the T cells affected immune ...

They found that optimal mitochondrial transfer to the T cells occurred when Talin 2 – a cytoskeleton protein involved in actin filament assembly – was expressed by both the donor and recipient cell.