Target cell

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For target cells or codocytes, which have the appearance of a target with a bullseye, see Target cell (codocyte).
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Target cells are the sites where hormones act. Target cells are capable of responding to hormones because they bear receptors to which the hormone can bind.

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Target Cells in Immunology are cells that are the direct recipient of a T cell's effector functions.

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