Normally, naïve T and naïve B cells are in separate regions within a lymph node. In the process of generating an antibody response, they need to come together. The mechanism that drives their movement within the lymph node is centred on:

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Changes in the expression of chemokine receptors on the T and B cells

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An antigen gradient within the lymph node

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Increased expression of chemokines within these T and B cell regions

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Random movement within the lymph node to increase the chance of meeting

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Normally, naïve T and naïve B cells are in separate regions within a lymph node....

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