T cells are remarkably similar to B cells in that they are produced-and mature-in the bone marrow. The "T" in T cells actually refers to certain cell-surface receptors present on these cells.

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T cells are produced in the bone marrow but mature in the thymus, not in the bone marrow like B cells. The "T" in T cells actually refers to the thymus, not cell-surface receptors.

T Cells Are Remarkably Similar to B Cells in That