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B cell immortalization is a technique used to generate long-lasting B cell lines for research and therapeutic applications. This process often involves Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) transformation, hybridoma technology, or genetic modification to enable continuous proliferation while maintaining functional characteristics. Immortalized B cells are valuable for antibody production, immunological studies, and disease modeling. Researchers use these cells to explore immune responses, develop monoclonal antibodies, and advance personalized medicine.