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Chapter 1: Q.25 (page 7)

What is a naive B or T cell?

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A B cell or T cell, which is not exposed to an antigen is known as a naïve B or T cell.

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Introduction: 

Unless the lymphocytes, that is, the B cells and T cells come in contact and identify an APC or antigen-presenting cell and differentiated into effector cells, they are considered naïve cells.

02

Explanation: 

The naïve B cells are ineffective APCs and do not possess the tendency to stimulate the naïve T cells. The naïve B cells generally are found in primary lymphoid follicles in lymph nodes, mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue, and the spleen.

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