Efferent vessels attach to these structures at the hilum. The subcapsular and trabecular sinuses are located in these structures, which may act as germinal centers, where isotype switching occurs.
Efferent vessels attach to these structures at the hilum. The subcapsular and trabecular sinuses are located in these structures, which may act as germinal centers, where isotype switching occurs. Peyer's patches are analogous to these structures in the small intestines. These structures are the "N" in TNM, an important acronym involved in cancer staging. These structures are infected in Hodgkin's disease, and their swelling is a telltale symptom of AIDS. Humans have more than five hundred of these structures in the body, each storing macrophages and lymphocytes. Tonsils are large examples of, for 10 points, what "nodes" storing white blood cells?
Efferent vessels attach to these structures at the hilum. The subcapsular and trabecular sinuses are located in these structures, which may act as germinal centers, where isotype switching occurs.
lymph nodes [prompt on "nodes"; prompt on "lymphoid tissue"]