Lymphoid Tissues and Organs
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33. diffuse lymphoid tissue (eosin & toluidine blue)
66. tonsil (hematoxylin/toluidine blue-phloxinate)
70. reticular fibers, lymph node (silver stain)
71. lymph node (H&E)
74. thymus (hematoxylin/toluidine blue-phloxinate)
75. involuted thymus (H&E)
76. spleen (Lee's stain)
77. spleen (H&E)
78. splenic reticulum (silver stain)
120. ileum, Peyer's patches (H&E)
124. appendix (H&E)
Know the structure, function, and location of:
afferent lymphatic vessel
appendix
BALT and GALT (Bronchus-, Gut- Associated Lymphoid Tissue)
capsule of lymph node
capsule
central artery
cortex and medulla of lymph node
cortex and medulla of thymus
cortical lymphatic nodules
crypt of tonsil
efferent lymphatic vessel
epithelioreticular cells
germinal center and corona
Hassall's corpuscles
high endothelial venule
hilus (hilum)
intraepithelial lymphocytes
intralobular septa
involuted thymus
lobes and lobules
lymph node
lymphatic nodules (follicles)
macrophages of thymus
MALT (Mucosa Associated Lymphoid Tissue)
marginal zone
medullary cord
medullary sinus
paracortex
penicillar arteriole
periarterial lymphatic sheath (PALS)
peritrabecular sinus
Peyer's Patches
radial arterioles
red pulp
reticular fiber stroma of lymph node
reticular fiber stroma of spleen
reticulated epithelium
spleen
splenic capsule
splenic cord (of Billroth)
splenic nodule
splenic sinus
splenic trabecula
subcapsular sinus
thymocytes (immature T-lymphocytes)
thymus
tonsil, palatine
trabecular artery
trabecular vein
white pulp
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