Before encountering antigen, the immune system already
contains B cells capable of recognising a vast range of potential pathogens.

Which process BEST explains how this diversity is generated
during B cell development?

Question

Before encountering antigen, the immune system already
contains B cells capable of recognising a vast range of potential pathogens.

Which process BEST explains how this diversity is generated
during B cell development?

Answer

Interaction
between B cell and T cell antigen receptor repertoires

Answer

Rearrangement
of different combinations of variable gene segments encoding antigen receptors

Answer

Mutation
of antibody genes following repeated antigen exposure

Answer

Selection
of B cells with the strongest antigen-binding affinity

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