What happens is the helper T cell begins to release lymphocines or lymphocons. And what these chemicals do is they basically initiate the process of cloning. So this B cell begins to clone itself and when it clones itself, it produces identical cells, identical B cells that contain the same exact B cell receptor. And what that means is these cloned cells can then go on and find the same exact antigens floating around in our body. Now, what it also does is it induces the process of differentiation. Some of the clone B cells begin to differentiate into plasma cells as well as into memory B cells, the specialized versions of our B lymphocytes.