B cells are one of the key components of the specific immune system in humans, but how do they work? We explain the extraordinary mechanism by which the body generates enough B cell variation to effectively target any pathogen, as well as going into detail about how they evolved over time, and what role they play in the immune response. Also, at no point is the conversation completely derailed by the Jeopardy theme song and/or someone discovering a . . . somewhat interestingly shaped worm. That definitely does not happen.
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