Practice mode Immunity

Which type of T cell switches off the immune response once an infection has been cleared?

Correct answer C. Suppressor (regulatory) T cells

Explanation

Suppressor or regulatory T cells inhibit the activity of other lymphocytes after the antigen is removed, preventing excessive responses and helping to prevent autoimmunity.

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