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movement of immune cells into tissues responding to damage or infection

Immune cell infiltration refers to the process where immune cells, such as T cells and macrophages, move into a tissue or organ, often in response to infection, injury, or disease. This can be a sign of the body's attempt to fight off pathogens or repair damage, but in some cases, like autoimmune diseases, it can lead to tissue damage and inflammation.

Related Terms

• Inflammatory Cell Infiltration
• Mast Cell Infiltration
• T cell infiltration
• Macrophage Infiltration
• Lymphocytic Infiltration
• Neutrophil Infiltration
• Lymphocyte Infiltration
• Immune Cell