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Majority of B cell binding and proliferation occurs in the lymphoid structure known as a
Germinal center
What secondary lymphoid organ are encapsulated T B and S cells found in
Lymph Node and Spleen
Where do encapsulated antigens in lymph nodes go to? Spleen?
Tissues, Blood stream
Where do unencapsulated antigens move to (secondary lymphoid organ)
MALT
Where do MALT antigens move to in an immune response
The mucosal surfaces
In both B and T cells a small fraction remain unactivated as
Memory cells
Do T cells undergo affinity maturation
No
Immature dendritic cells present antigens that they've taken up complexed with ____
MHC II
T1cells act on
B cells
T2 cells act on
Macrophages
Both Tcell types bind and give rise to low affinity Ig_
IgM
The recognition of the processed antigen by the Th cell and of WHAT causes activation of the B cell
CD40, CD40L
In the light/dark zone of the germinal center, B cells encounter the antigen on the surface of dendritic cells and only cells with high affinity for that antigen survive
Light Zone
Where does clonal expansion of B cells occur in the germinal center? Dark/Light zone
Dark Zone
What type of feedback (negative or positive) is caused by IgM and IgG activity
IgM causes positive feedback

IgG causes negative feedback