B-Cells and Antibodies in Old Humans
Handbook on Immunosenescence(2009)
摘要
It has been well established that the efficiency of the immune system declines with increasing age. Immunosenescence causes
increased susceptibility to infectious diseases, and infection is, in fact, the third leading cause of mortality in people
aged 65 and over [1]. As is clearly apparent from the other chapters of this book, there are many components of the immune
system that can change with age, and are crucial to maintaining an effective immune system. The humoral immune system interacts
with the other components, both as part of its own development and via its effector mechanisms. The most important function
of B-cells is to produce antibodies, the indispensable soluble effectors of many functions. There are a number of different
stages of development for B-cells and their antibodies (Fig. 1).
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