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Antibody-mediated antigen tethering as a regulator of germinal-center B cell affinity and diversity
To optimally protect a host, the adaptive immune system must generate antibodies (Abs) that bind the pathogen with high affinity, yet are diverse enough to protect against potential escape mutations. How the immune system can steer between affinity and diversity remains an open question. During the
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