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doctorforever
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kaplan says some B cells which react to self antigen become anergic-non functinal- later in life they can become functional by cross reacting antigens,,,and kaplan says this is the reason tolerance is not as complete as in t cells but in FA i read that both t and B cells can become anergic which one is correct?
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Hey, where do you see that in Kaplan book? I am currently doing Kaplan immunology, just finished up to Chap 3 and I don't see what you said... On Jun 30, 2010 - 7:01 PM, doctorforever responded: page 436 kaplan lecture book 2002
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