Lecture

B Cell Activation: Antibody Production

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Description

This lecture covers B cell activation and differentiation, including the initiation of humoral immune responses, antigen recognition, isotype switching, affinity maturation, and memory B cell formation. It also discusses the distinct subsets of B cells, antigen capture mechanisms, and the role of helper T cells in antibody responses.

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