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The 12 pages that link to Cell-mediated immunity, each with the reason it gives.

• SerologyCompared with: Serum antibody tests do not directly measure cellular immune function.

• Herpes simplex virusNarrower topic: T-cell responses help contain active herpes simplex infection but do not eliminate latent viral genomes.

• ToxoplasmosisRelated: Cellular immune responses usually contain the parasite and limit reactivation of tissue cysts.

• GranulomaNarrower topic: This arm of immunity is central to containing many persistent intracellular stimuli.

• LeishmaniasisRelated: The balance of cellular immune responses influences parasite control and disease severity.

• Varicella-zoster virusRelated: Declining T-cell control with age or illness raises reactivation risk.

• DermatophyteRelated: It helps restrict dermatophyte growth and influences infection severity.

• Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathyRelated: Impaired T-cell control allows JC virus to reactivate and spread.

• Yellow fever vaccineRelated: T-cell responses contribute to the broad, durable immunity induced by 17D.

• Varicella vaccineRelated: T-cell responses contribute to control of varicella-zoster virus.

• WartRelated: Cell-mediated immune responses help clear HPV-infected skin and can make warts regress.

• Kaposi's sarcomaRelated: Weak cellular immunity permits HHV-8-associated tumors to develop and progress.