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helper

[hel-per] / ˈhɛl pər /


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According to Hartman, CD4+ T cells, often called "helper" cells, do not usually get much attention in cancer research.

From Science Daily

The artwork took him and two helpers several months to complete at his workshop on the east side of L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

"But I do have to say, the helpers are getting really tired," she added.

From BBC

Several family members were killed, but Hind managed to answer a callback from the helpers at the Palestinian Red Crescent Society.

From BBC

She had all the day’s helpers with her—six kindergarten kids carrying pots of red finger paint—and when Miss Newman screamed, they all dropped their pots and finger paint flew all over the place.

From Literature