Lymphocytus B
Lymphyctus B sive cellula B est lymphocytus cellula systematis immunitatis, quae post stimulationem anticorpora procreant. Itaque cellulae B sunt partis systematis immunitatis adaptivi, hoc est, illae stimulo immunologico creatione anticorporum responsum immunologicum efficiunt. Sine stimulatione cellulae B in statu quiescendi manent[1].
Index
1 Etymologia
2 Historia scientia
3 Nexus interni
4 Bibliographia
5 Notae
6 Nexus externi
Etymologia |
Litera B de Bursa Fabricii orta est.
Historia scientia |
Anno 1947 cellulae plasmaticae locus generandi anticorporum identificatae sunt[2], postea typus singularis[3].
Nexus interni
- Cancer (morbus)
- IgG
- Lymphocytus
- Lymphoma
Bibliographia |
- Burnet, FM (1959). The Clonal Selection Theory of Acquired Immunity (Cambridge University Press, Cantabrigia)
Notae |
↑ Franchina DG, Grusdat M1, Brenner D (2018). "B-Cell Metabolic Remodeling and Cancer". Trends Cancer 4 (2): 138-50
↑ Fagraeus A (1947). "Plasma cellular reaction and its relation to the formation of antibodies in vitro". Nature 159 (4041): 499
↑ Nossal GJ, Lederberg J (1958). "Antibody production by single cells". Nature 181 (4620): 1419-20