Histological techniques for studying CD8 T cells involve various staining and imaging methods. Immunohistochemistry (IHC) is commonly used to detect CD8 T cells in tissue sections, employing antibodies specific to the CD8 marker. Flow cytometry is another powerful technique that allows for the quantification and characterization of CD8 T cells in blood and tissue samples. Additionally, advanced imaging techniques like confocal microscopy can provide detailed insights into the spatial distribution and interactions of CD8 T cells within tissues.
