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Growing up on the streets: why B-cell development differs from T-cell development

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Weintraub, Bennet C.
Goodnow, Christopher

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B-cell development differs significantly from T-cell development in that negative selection of autoreactive B cells can occur in the same microenvironment in which productive immune responses begin. Here, Sarah Townsend and colleagues discuss how this 'growing up on the streets' might provide a mechanism that fills holes in the B-cell repertoire, much as major histocompatibility complex polymorphism fills holes in the T-cell repertoire.

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Trends in Immunology

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2037-12-31