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The 36 pages that link to B cell, each with the reason it gives.

• Multiple sclerosisRelated: B-cell activity is implicated in disease and targeted by some treatments.

• AutoimmunityRelated: B cells can produce autoantibodies and help activate other immune cells.

• Lymph nodeRelated: B cells in follicles bind antigen and can mature in germinal centers.

• Epstein–Barr virusRelated: EBV infects B cells and can drive their proliferation during infection.

• Immunoglobulin ERelated: Activated B cells can become IgE-producing plasma cells after class switching.

• Severe combined immunodeficiencyRelated: B-cell function may be absent or ineffective, even when B cells are present.

• Carrier proteinRelated: B cells bind the hapten portion of a conjugate and internalize the linked carrier.

• Hepatitis B vaccineRelated: B cells produce the antibodies that provide the vaccine’s main protection.

• César MilsteinRelated: A selected B cell supplies the antibody specificity in a hybridoma.

• Susumu TonegawaRelated: B cells rearrange immunoglobulin genes to create distinct antibody receptors.

• Niels Kaj JerneRelated: B cells produce the antibodies central to the mechanisms Jerne theorized.

• Gerald EdelmanRelated: B cells produce the antibodies whose molecular organization Edelman investigated.

• Immune system phenomenaRelated: B cells generate antibodies and contribute to lasting responses.