Questions: Following proliferation to form a clone, some B cells differentiate into B cells, which can rapidly respond to a future exposure to the same antigen.

Following proliferation to form a clone, some B cells differentiate into B cells, which can rapidly respond to a future exposure to the same antigen.
Transcript text: Following proliferation to form a clone, some B cells differentiate into $\square$ B cells, which can rapidly respond to a future exposure to the same antigen.
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The answer is: memory B cells.

Explanation: Following proliferation to form a clone, some B cells differentiate into memory B cells, which can rapidly respond to a future exposure to the same antigen. Memory B cells are a crucial component of the adaptive immune system. They are long-lived cells that "remember" the specific antigen that triggered their formation. Upon re-exposure to the same antigen, memory B cells can quickly mount a robust immune response, often more efficiently than the initial response, providing the body with long-term immunity.

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