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A pаtient becоmes infected with а bаcterial pathоgen. Early in the infectiоn, B cells are activated directly (without the involvement of T cells) by antigens on the pathogen’s surface. Later in the infection, helper T cells become involved. Explain how the process B cell activation differs between these two stages of the infection. Your explanation should include: outcomes, including memory (1 point) antigen type (protein, polysaccharide, etc.) (1 point) receptors involved (e.x. BCRs, TCRs, MHC I, MHC II) (4 points)