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Somatic recombination refers to the process by which immune system cells, particularly B cells and T cells, rearrange their DNA to generate a diverse repertoire of receptors. This is crucial for the adaptive immune response, allowing the immune system to recognize a vast array of antigens (foreign substances).

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