Question

Differentiate between B-cells and T-cells.

Answer 1

Feature	B-cells	T-cells
Maturation	B-cells are produced and undergo maturation in the bone marrow.	T-cells are produced in the bone marrow but mature in the thymus gland.
Type of Immunity	They are responsible for Humoral Immunity (Antibody-mediated).	They are responsible for Cell-mediated Immunity.
Role/Function	B-cells produce specific antibodies to fight against pathogens.	T-cells directly attack infected cells or coordinate the immune response.
Antigen Recognition	They can recognize and bind to antigens directly on the surface of pathogens.	They only recognize antigens that are presented on the surface of other cells.
Types	They differentiate into Plasma cells and Memory B-cells.	They differentiate into Helper, Killer (Cytotoxic), and Suppressor T-cells.