What are Thymus-independent antigens (TI-2)?
Antigens that activate B cells through recognition of repetitive polysaccharide components on bacterial cell walls.
How do immunoglobulins recognize TI-2 antigens?
They recognize repetitive polysaccharide components on bacterial cell walls.
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What are Thymus-independent antigens (TI-2)?
Antigens that activate B cells through recognition of repetitive polysaccharide components on bacterial cell walls.
How do immunoglobulins recognize TI-2 antigens?
They recognize repetitive polysaccharide components on bacterial cell walls.
What happens when membrane immunoglobulins cluster on B cells?
Clustering triggers B-cell activation.
Does B-cell activation require anything beyond clustering of immunoglobulins?
Yes, it requires costimulation of the B-cell coreceptor.