1987
DOI: 10.1016/0300-9629(87)90100-9
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Temperature-mediated processes in teleost immunity: the effects of temperature on membrane immunoglobulin capping on channel catfish b lymphocytes

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“…Earlier, Bly et al. ( 155 ) found that channel catfish B-cell function kinetics, based on monoclonal antibody-induced membrane immunoglobulin capping, were affected by temperature, with lower energy activation occurring at lower temperature acclimation. Le Morvan et al.…”
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“…However, Bly et al. ( 155 ) have also suggested that temperature impacted channel catfish B-cell immune function, specifically antibody-induced membrane immunoglobulin capping, through changes in plasma membrane viscosities. Hence, in mammals and teleosts, reduced temperature appears to disrupt antigen presentation, whilst in teleosts, it also impairs B-cell receptor dynamics, specifically B-cell activation and antibody production.…”
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