B cells temporarily regain stem-like flexibility, increasing risk of lymphoma formation
by Weill Cornell Medical College edited by Stephanie Baum, reviewed by Andrew Zinin Editors’ notes The illustration depicts how, during differentiation, cells normally lose their plasticity and ability to acquire new fates. However, when fully differentiated B cells (naive B cells) initiate an immune response called the germinal center reaction, they transiently regain plasticity under the control of […]
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