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If there is an abnormality in either the development or function of B lymphocytes, the ability to make antibodies will be impaired. This allows the body to be susceptible to recurrent infections.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoSevere defects in the ability of T lymphocytes to mature results in impaired immune responses to infections with viruses, fungi, and certain types of bacteria. These infections are usually severe and can be fatal.
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Which is a lymphocyte?
B cell (apex)
Which is lymphocyte?
B cells
Does B lymphocyte contain lysosome?
Yes.
What is b-cells?
A lymphocyte that makes antibodies?
Where do B lymphocyte cells mature?
In blood
What B cells?
A lymphocyte that makes antibodies?
Where do B- and T-lymphocytes originate?
lymphocyte counts
The type of white blood cell that produces antibodies?
A type of white blood cell called a lymphocyte, or more specifically a B lymphocyte produces antibodies.
Would vaccinations help people with B cell deficiencies?
Not particularly - the B cell is the class of lymphocyte that is responsible for making antibodies and a certain subclass of B cells are the "memory cells" that retain the ability to make useful and needed antibodies in case of exposure to the same pathogen again. A vaccination is not likely to do a person with B cell deficiencies much good - they can mount a weak T cell based immune response, but without B cells to activate the T cells and modulate the immune response, it will be pretty weak.
A lymphocyte that identifies pathogens and activate B cell?
nipples
What is the site of b lymphocyte and plasma cell formation?
Bone Marrow
A blood cell that produces antibodies?
lymphocytes
