What steps are required for most B cells to become fully activate...

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What steps are required for most B cells to become fully activated and differentiate into plasma cells?

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Hello everyone here's our next question. It says the B cell is activated when it's blank, recognizes and binds to an blank. Well we know that the site on the B. Cell that recognizes and binds what it does, it would be the receptor site and what it binds to is an antigen. An antigen being a foreign element in the body. So let's look at our answer choices. He here, Choice A. And B. Are the only ones that have receptor as the first choice. So it's one of those two. We can eliminate choices C. And D. Which have envelope and nucleus is the first word. And then we want to look at antigen. Uh that would be found here and Choice B. As antigen as its second word. So Choice B is going to be our answer. Choice A. Has antibody as a second word. But the antibody is what's the protein that's produced by the immune cells to help identify and destroy antigens. So it's the anti gin that is recognized and bound to by the B. Cell. So Choice A. Is not our correct answer. So again, the B cells activated when it's choice B receptor recognizes and binds to an antigen. So hopefully that was a pretty straightforward one for you. We'll see you in the next video

What steps are required for most B cells to become fully activated and differentiate into plasma cells?

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