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Lymphatic networks enable diversification of B cell responses to vaccines

Sep 2026 · bioRxiv · 0 citations · 85 references
Medicine Biology

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L lymphatic networks diversify B cell fate, repertoire and affinity selection, and antibody isotype, revealing a programmable axis for tuning humoral immunity through vaccine design.

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