T cells. In MHC restriction O Plasma cells are restricted to becoming T cells O CD8 cell restricting its "lethal hit" to an APC-infected cell. O B cells are restricted to turning into plasma cells after antigen stimulation. O CD4 cells are restricted to binding to MHC class II receptors.

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