Review: B cells do more than produce antibodies — they also shape immune responses

Researchers explore the role of B cells in non-lymphoid tissues, revealing new insights into infections, cancer, potential therapeutic breakthroughs

By Angela Yeager February 07, 2025 Portland, Oregon

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Joshua Moreau lab at OHSU

From Left: Joshua Moreau, Ph.D., Abrar Samiea, Ph.D., George Celis, B.S., and Lauren Rodda, Ph.D., of OHSU. The team works on B cells, traditionally known for antibody production, examining how they influence immune responses and disease progression in areas like inflammation, infections, and cancer. (Courtesy of Joshua Moreau)

Joshua Moreau lab at OHSU

Joshua Moreau, Ph.D., Abrar Samiea, Ph.D., George Celis, B.S., and Lauren Rodda, Ph.D., of OHSU, work on B cells, traditionally known for antibody production, examining how they influence immune responses and disease progression in areas like inflammation, infections, and cancer. (Courtesy of Joshua Moreau)