immunoglobulinegeneratie
Immunoglobulinegeneratie, also known as antibody generation, is a fundamental process within the adaptive immune system responsible for producing antibodies. This process is initiated when the immune system encounters an antigen, a foreign substance that triggers an immune response. B lymphocytes, a type of white blood cell, are central to this generation. Upon recognizing a specific antigen, B cells become activated.
This activation leads to the proliferation and differentiation of B cells into plasma cells. Plasma cells are
The process involves complex signaling pathways and genetic rearrangements within the B cells. Initially, B cells
Once differentiated into plasma cells, these cells can survive for a considerable time, continuously producing antibodies.