- Joined
- Jul 15, 2007
- Messages
- 450
- Reaction score
- 71
As the title says,
Does having a lack of a thymus and thus a decrease in T lymphocytes have a significant impact on B cells? I would assume since the B and T cells can't interact B cells can't undergo isotype switching and thus would either present as Hyper-IgM or low levels of Ig but I haven't seen anything on this.
If not, why are B cell intact?
Does having a lack of a thymus and thus a decrease in T lymphocytes have a significant impact on B cells? I would assume since the B and T cells can't interact B cells can't undergo isotype switching and thus would either present as Hyper-IgM or low levels of Ig but I haven't seen anything on this.
If not, why are B cell intact?