Effector cells are special cells in our body that carry out specific actions to help fight off infections and diseases. They are like the soldiers of our immune system, working to attack and destroy harmful substances or foreign invaders in our body.
Effector cells include various types of white blood cells, such as killer T cells, which directly kill infected cells, and antibody-producing B cells, which help neutralize harmful substances. These cells play a crucial role in keeping us healthy and safeguarding our immune system.
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