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CD4+ T cells differentiate into
- Th1 cells : APCs release Interleukin 12 which induces Natural killer cells to release Interferon gamma
- Th2 cells: IL2 fromactivated CD4+cells and IL4 from ,maybe, basophils
- Th17 cells : IL6 from APCs, IL 21 from activated T helper cells or NKT cells; IL 23 from, macrophages and dendritic cells . And. TGF-β . from all WBC lineages
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