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Regulation of Human B Cell Activation by Follicular Dendritic Cell and T Cell Signals,be directly involved in all these events. Based on the histological observations depicted in Fig. 1, follicular B cell response can be divided into three distinct stages, in which different B cell events occur:

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,Follicular Dendritic Cells and Infection by Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1—A Crucial Target Ce similar to stages described by B. and U. (1990) , B. etal. (1985), B. etal. (1985) , G. etal. (1986) , J. etal. (1985), ?. etal. (1989) , P. et al. (1989), R. et al. (1986,1990) , and W. (1990) (Fig. 1):

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Die intrathyreoidalen Lymphbahnen,resence of antigen-antibody complexes, also called immune complexes, on FDC is believed to play a crucial role in the development of B cell memory and the affinity maturation of the antibody response against T cell-dependent antigens.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26166-8complexes on their surface for long periods, providing unprocessed antigens to germinal center B cells in the form of iccosomes (immune complex-coated bodies); In this chapter, the morphological features and the cytochemical and immunological phenotypes of FDC are reviewed and discussed within the context of recent topics and controversial issues.

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Follicular Dendritic Cells: Structure as Related to Function,complexes on their surface for long periods, providing unprocessed antigens to germinal center B cells in the form of iccosomes (immune complex-coated bodies); In this chapter, the morphological features and the cytochemical and immunological phenotypes of FDC are reviewed and discussed within the context of recent topics and controversial issues.

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