Question

Which of the following best describes what causes plasma cells to form during a humoral immune response?

Memory B cells signal phagocytes to attack infected cells and divide, producing plasma cells.

The antibodies on the surface of B cells bind to antigens, and the B cells grow and divide, producing plasma cells.

The antigens on the surface of a pathogen attack healthy cells, and the resulting inflammation signals helper T cells to divide, producing plasma cells.

Memory T cells recognize antigens and signal T lymphocytes to divide, producing plasma cells.

Answer 1

memory b cell