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Immune system (B cell stimulation)

Molecular classification: Signaling pathway

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B cell stimulation refers to the activation of B lymphocytes, a critical component of the adaptive immune system. Upon stimulation, B cells can differentiate into plasma cells that secrete antibodies or become memory B cells for long-term immunity. This process is essential for humoral immunity and effective pathogen defense.

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Humoral immunityAntibody productionMemory formationAntigen presentation

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ImmunodeficiencyAutoimmunityInfectionCancer

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