… body that are responsible for transporting lymph, which contains … B cells and follicular dendritic
cells (FDCs), known as B cell … afferent lymphatic vessels, travels through the subcapsular …

… the transport of antigens from lymph into lymph node follicles… of immune complex (IC)
presentation by SSMs to B cells. … by SSMs and B cells in the immune synapse. These changes …

… To obtain the best experience, we recommend you use a more up … seen to transport antigen,
we assumed that memory B cell … after injecting AlexFluo488 labeled immune complex at 8 d …

… ) to flow through the lymph node from the subcapsular sinus [17, … the lymph node increases
the pool of T and B cells inside the … antigen in the form of immune complexes, which they bind …

… separated compartments: the subcapsular sinus (SSC), the … them in a complement-dependent
manner to follicular B cells … IL-6 following immune complex stimulation also contributes …

… in draining lymph nodes, where naive T and B cells encounter Ag … (LECs) and macrophages
line the subcapsular and … Ag-conjugated synthetic particles, immune complexes (ICs), virus-…

… the dynamics of dying GC B cell disposal remained unknown. … lymph node–resident
precursors that enter the lymph node … stationary cells that selectively phagocytose GC B cells via …

… cells (DCs) [6,7] or bound in the form of immune complexes … As another mechanism
subcapsular sinus (SCS) … -dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity, complement-dependent …

… , or immunosuppression via immune complex formation or complement activation. However,
… B cell subsets in tumors, which poses a major obstacle and dilemma when targeting B cells …

… SCS macrophages can also capture viruses, bacteria, or immune complexes and
promote antigen transport to B cell follicles to stimulate the humoral immune responses. (2,12−17) …