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<i>Plasmodium</i> -specific atypical memory B cells are not part of the long-lived memory response

2018-06-22

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> A subset of atypical memory B cells accumulates in malaria and several infections, autoimmune disorders and aging in both humans and mice. It has been suggested these cells are exhausted long-lived memory B cells, and their accumulation may contribute to poor acquisition of long-lasting immunity to certain chronic infections, such as malaria and HIV. Here, we generated an immunoglobulin heavy cha...

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bd7bf550-6cfd-532a-980d-4ab1d2cb8d0d
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10.1101/350819
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