Antibody production involves TH cell activation by antigen-presenting cells, signaling to specific B cells, which then undergo mitosis to become plasma cells that produce antibodies. Some B and TH cells persist as memory cells.
Antibody production involves TH cell activation by antigen-presenting cells, signaling to specific B cells, which then undergo mitosis to become plasma cells that produce antibodies. Some B and TH cells persist as memory cells.
| Front | stages in antibody production |
|---|---|
| Back | activation of TH by exhibiting phagocytes, TH cell binds to specific B, sends signal to activate the B, B undergo mitosis, clones become active - known as plasma cells (much ER - antibody), some B and TH persist as memory cells |
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