The recombination of Variable, Diverse, and Joining regions is responsible for the variation in the (*) heavy and light chains of substances produced by these cells.
The effectiveness of these cells and their products is lowered by the Hoskins effect. In birds, these cells mature in the bursa of Fabricius, while in mammals they remain in the bone marrow for the duration of their development. The recombination of Variable, Diverse, and Joining regions is responsible for the variation in the (*) heavy and light chains of substances produced by these cells. The effector forms of these cells are plasma cells, into which they can differentiate after the recognition of an epitope, and which mass produce proteins that tag antigens. For ten points, name these antibody-producing cells that work alongside T cells in the immune system.
The effectiveness of these cells and their products is lowered by the Hoskins effect.
B cells