In a process called ______________________ an army of plasma cells and memory cells are produced from properly stimulated B cells.

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Clonal selection is the process by which B cells are stimulated by antigens and undergo rapid division to produce a large number of identical cells called clones. These clones then differentiate into either plasma cells or memory cells. This process is critical for the immune system to mount an effective response to pathogens.

In a Process Called ______________________ an Army of Plasma Cells