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Genomic rearrangement in B cells occurs: in the gamete-producing cells of an individual. during clonal selection...

Genomic rearrangement in B cells occurs:
in the gamete-producing cells of an individual.
during clonal selection after antigen binding.
in the bone marrow when B cells divide and produce daughter B cells.
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