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Granzyme A-expressing Terminal Effector T Cells Dedifferentiate into Long-lived Memory T Cells.
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Memory T cells are critical for vaccines and T-cell-based therapies. However, the differentiation path of memory T cells is not completely understood. Early bulk cell population-based studies support a linear model, in which effector T cells lose the effector program and dedifferentiate into memory T cells. Recent research supports a bifurcation model, where T cells choose one of the two paths, either the effector or the memory path, at an early stage of T cell responses. Terminal effector T cells lose the capacity to become memory T cells. Here, we first demonstrate that the expression of granzyme A is largely distinct from that of granzyme B and marks terminal cytotoxic effector CD8
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