Where Do B Cells Mature?

Where are B cells located?

According to Cleveland Clinic: “B cells exist in different places depending on their stage of development. In fetuses, the liver makes B cells. Once you’re born, B cells develop in the spongy tissue inside your bone called bone marrow... Once they’re fully mature, your B cells travel to important parts of the lymphatic system, including the spleen and lymph nodes."

Where Do B Cells Mature

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