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Committed to memory: lineage choices for activated T cells
Vaishali R Moulton et al. Trends Immunol. 2006 Jun.
Abstract
The mechanisms for the generation of memory T cells and their delineation into heterogeneous subsets remain unknown. The linear model for memory T-cell generation from differentiated effector cells has been favored, although there is evidence that memory T cells can emerge directly from naive T cells undergoing homeostatic expansion and from activated T cells lacking effector functions. Here, we discuss the evidence from diverse studies of memory generation that support a new 'intersecting pathway' model for memory T-cell generation in which antigen-driven effector differentiation and homeostasis-driven memory differentiation follow distinct but analogous pathways. Antigen withdrawal during effector differentiation enables intersection with the memory pathway through a pre-memory intermediate, and memory heterogeneity is influenced by homeostasis, migration and persistence in vivo.
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