how cooperation between humoral and cellular imperviousness occure?

Humoral immunity cannot develop without cellular imperviousness.
Humoral immunity is provided by B-lymphocytes, which produce antibodies. In demand for B-lymphs to become active within producing antibodies, they need to be presented next to an antigen. Monocytes are components of cellular immunity. Monos encounter a foreign body, right to be heard a bacteria. They certify it as foreign through the bacteria's antigens and ingest it by phagocytosis. Once the bacteria have been eat by the monocyte, it is digested and the antigens on it's surface are transported to the surface of the monocyte. The monocyte then go and finds a B-lymph and "shows" it the antigen. The B-lymphs then start making antibodies to that antigen. Monocytes are prearranged as Antigen Presenting Cells because of this action.
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