White blood cells, which release a toxic potion of proteins to kill cancerous and virus-infected cells, are protected from any harm by the physical properties of their cell envelopes, find scientists. Until now, it has been a mystery to scientists how these white blood cells — called cytotoxic lymphocytes — avoid being killed by their own actions and the discovery could help explain why some tumors are more resistant than others to recently developed cancer immunotherapies.
What protects killer immune cells from harming themselves?
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