Helper
81helper — noun 1. a person who contributes to the fulfillment of a need or furtherance of an effort or purpose (Freq. 1) my invaluable assistant they hired additional help to finish the work • Syn: ↑assistant, ↑help, ↑supporter • Derivational …
82T-helper cells — helper c s …
83audio helper — helper program which is intended to play sound files …
84helper virus — A virus that will allow the replication of a co infecting defective virus by producing the necessary protein …
85Helper, Hinton Rowan — (27 dic. 1829, cond. de Davie, N.C., EE.UU.–9 mar. 1909, Washington, D.C.). Escritor estadounidense antiesclavista. En su obra The Impending Crisis of the South [La crisis inminente del Sur], escrita en 1857, sostuvo que la esclavitud perjudicaba …
86helper virus — a virus (e.g., the Rous associated virus) that aids the development of a defective virus by supplying or restoring the activity of a viral gene or enabling a defective virus (e.g., the Rous sarcoma virus) to form a protein coat …
87helper application — program which helps an Internet browser program by handling multimedia files …
88helper program — program which helps an Internet browser program by handling multimedia files …
89helper cell — noun Physiology a T lymphocyte that influences or controls the differentiation or activity of other cells of the immune system. Compare with killer cell …
90helper T cell — n. imu any of a group of T cells that activate the immune system either by enhancing the production of antibody and other T cells or by mobilizing macrophages to engulf invading particles …