Antibodies Production
Antibodies can be classified into lectins, precipitins, antitoxins, lysins, opsonins, neutralizing antibodies, and complement-fixing antibodies according to their reaction forms. After the foreign antigen enters the body, it activates B cells and produces specific antibodies against it. Small B cell lymphoma would undergo Mitotic proliferation and transformation when first exposed to known antigens.
When an antigen enters the body for the first time, It will stimulate little specific cell clones to proliferate and reach a sufficient number of responding cells, which is called the primary response. . When the same antigen enters the body again, the original antibody binds to the antigen, the antibody titer increases rapidly. Memory B cells are activated, which is called the secondary response or anamnestic response.
