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Immunological Memory in a Teleost Fish: Common Carp IgM+ B Cells Differentiate Into Memory and Plasma Cells

2024-10-08

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From ancient cold-blooded fishes to mammals, all vertebrates are protected by adaptive immunity, and retain immunological memory. Although immunologists can demonstrate these phenomena in all fish, the responding cells remain elusive for lack of defining markers and tools to study them. Fundamentally, we posited that it is longevity that defines a memory cell like how antibody production defines a plasma cell. We...

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39d6ab2f-92a3-5dd7-8244-8c035bab50f7
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10.32388/si90bu
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