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what are the mechanisms ... or something... that goes on between B and T cells?
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You need to know that T cells help and activate B cells.
T cells can secrete interleukins which influences B cells to differentiate into plasma cells, and secrete antibiodies.
T cells can initiate cell-cell contact with B cells in the presence of an antigen, which signal the B cell to become activated (become plasma cells) and secrete antibodies.
T cells can secrete interleukins which influences B cells to differentiate into plasma cells, and secrete antibiodies.
T cells can initiate cell-cell contact with B cells in the presence of an antigen, which signal the B cell to become activated (become plasma cells) and secrete antibodies.