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Follicular helper T cells are a specialized functional subset of CD4+ T cells, localized in the germinal centers of lymphoid tissues, and play a central role in regulating B cell survival, affinity maturation, and antibody-mediated immune responses.

Helper T cells are the central regulatory cells of the adaptive immune response, among which Th1 cells play a key role in combating intracellular pathogen infections and anti-tumor immunity.

Helper T cells are the central regulatory cells of the adaptive immune response, coordinating different types of immune reactions by secreting characteristic cytokines and expressing specific transcription factors.