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Introduction: B cells are triggered when an “antigen” binds to the “antigen receptor”. This leads to synthesis of Ig proteins and are also called as antibody. In “cell-mediated immune response,” the “cytotoxic T cells” kills the “infected cells” by secreting toxic proteins before the full maturation of pathogens.
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