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    Glossary Immune Markers

    specific molecules indicating immune cell types and activity

    Immune markers, also known as immunological markers, are specific molecules or proteins found on the surface of cells that help identify and differentiate between various types of immune cells. These markers are crucial for diagnosing and monitoring immune-related conditions, such as autoimmune diseases and infections, by providing insights into the immune system's activity and health.

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