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gamma delta T-Cells represent a minor subpopulation of T-lymphocytes i
n man and their rule in normal and diseased human skin is unknown. Thi
s article is a comprehensive review of T-lymphocytes bearing the gamma
delta T-cell receptor in normal and pathological human skin. Firstly,
we have documented the occurrence of gamma delta T-cells in normal sk
in and in a range of reactive and malignant skin conditions. We have t
hen discussed the experimental findings regarding the repertoire used
by gamma delta T-cells in normal human skin and in cutaneous disorders
with an increased percentage of gamma delta T-cells.