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B-2 follicular: spleen, lymph nodes, PerC; B-2 MZ: spleen. Location. Spleen. PerC. B-1a: IgM >> IgG3 > IgA >IgG2 >IgG1; B-1b: IgM > IgE > IgG1 > IgG2; B-2 ...
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