Effector B cells
A) secrete antibodies identical to those of the original B cell from which they arose.
B) secrete antibodies that are different than the original B cell from which they arose.
C) present bound antibodies identical to those of the original B cell from which they arose.
D) present bound antibodies different than those of the original B cell from which they arose.
E) secrete cytokines.

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Effector B cells are the plasma cells that are produced after B cell activation and differentiation. These cells secrete antibodies identical to those of the original B cell from which they arose. This is because they are clones of the parent B cell and have the same genetic information for the antibodies they produce.

Effector B Cells