how are t cells differnt from b cells
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Answer / debajeet das
both origin same bone marrow,but T cell's maturation occur
in thymus ,B cell's matures at bone marrow.
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Answer / srishty
t cells provide cellular immunity while b cells provide
humoral or antibody immunity.
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Answer / pseudomonas
the origin for both the cells is common,but depending on
their maturity they are clssified as--T and B cells..
T-cells mature in the thymus-involved in cell immunity,
B-cells mature in the Bone marrow/bursa fabrica-involved in
humoral or in other words antibody immunity..
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Answer / lakshmi tulasi
tcells produces the t lymphocytes for cell mediated
immunity. b cells produces antiboids for humoral immunity
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Answer / debajeet das
t cell are also may refer as cd4, cd3 etc but b cell can
not be refer like this way
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Answer / alima bibi
Both t and b cells are known as immunocytes.their origin is same and their maturation is different.t cells recognize the antigens which are processed and recognized by MHC molecules where as the B cells recognize the antigens which may or maynot processed by the phagocytes
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