Clonal selection of B cells generally results in the production of two types of clones: plasma cells and memory cells.

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Clonal selection of B cells upon encountering their specific antigen leads to their proliferation and differentiation into plasma cells, which produce antibodies, and memory cells, which provide long-term immunity by quickly responding to future exposures to the same antigen.

Clonal Selection of B Cells Generally Results in the Production