But it's the dendritic cell that moves into our blood and carries the antigens into the adaptive immune system of our body the white blood cells found in our lymph nodes and in our lymph system. So let's move on to our adaptive immune system. So we have two types of cells. We have B lymphocytes or B cells and we have T lymphocytes or T cells. So once our dendritic cell brings those antigens to these cells this is what begins to take place. If our antigen presenting cell this dendritic cell interacts with B lymphocytes those B lymphocytes with the help of another cell known as a helper T cell will differentiate into plasma cells or memory B cells.