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Lymphatic and Immune Systems (3B) Practice Test
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A researcher injects an antigen into skin and observes that antigen-specific B cells proliferate mainly in follicles, while antigen-specific T cells proliferate mainly in the paracortex of the draining lymph node. Which cellular interaction best explains this compartmentalized response?
A researcher injects an antigen into skin and observes that antigen-specific B cells proliferate mainly in follicles, while antigen-specific T cells proliferate mainly in the paracortex of the draining lymph node. Which cellular interaction best explains this compartmentalized response?