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Nature 412, 289-290 (19 July 2001) | doi:10.1038/35085679
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Immunology: End game for B cells
Kathryn Calame
Abstract
Plasma cells are a key part of the immune system, secreting antibodies to ward off invaders. The discovery of a protein required for the production of plasma cells will give immunologists a better idea of how they develop.
The immune system has two lines of strategic defence against foreign invaders. The cellular response is provided by T cells, which kill virally infected or malignant cells.
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