The B cells that remember a specific foreign antigen are called:
A)killer B cells
B)memory B cells
C)helper B cells
D)plasma cells

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Memory B cells are the B cells that remember a specific foreign antigen. They are responsible for mounting a quicker and more effective immune response if the antigen is encountered again in the future. Killer B cells do not exist; plasma cells are B cells that produce and secrete antibodies; and helper B cells do not exist as B cells are usually aided by T cells.

The B Cells That Remember a Specific Foreign Antigen Are