what is cell mediated immune response??

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Cell mediated immune response does not involve antibodies. It involves T cells. When sensitized T cells directly attack foreign antigens. They also initiate the production of lymphokines that activate macrophages. They play an important role in defense against pathogens mainly fungal and viral, autoimmune diseases, acquired allergies etc.

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