Lecture

B and T Cell 3D Maturation

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Description

This lecture covers the 3D maturation process of B and T lymphocytes, including heavy and light chain recombination, negative and positive selection, allelic exclusion, and the maturation stages of both cell types, highlighting the importance of self-antigen recognition.

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