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lymph nodes
only organs that filter lymph
fewer ___ vessels...
efferent, slows flow through node
reticular cells and macrophages
phagocytize foreign matter
respond to antigens
lymphocytes
lymphatic nodule
germinal centers for B-cell activation
tonsils
covered by epithelium
-pathogens get into tonsilar crypts and encounter lymphocytes
types of tonsil
palatine
lingual
pharyngeal
palatine tonsil
pair of posterior margin of oral cavity
-most often infected
lingual tonsils
pair at root of tongue
pharyngeal tonsils
adenoid
single tonsil on wall of pharynx
thymus
lymphatic organ
primary organ
houses developing lymphocytes and secretes hormones that regulate their later activity
reticular epithelial cells in thymus
form blood thymus barrier in cortex
-isolate developing t-lymphocyte from foreign antigens
thymus
secrete hormones(thymopoiten, thymosin, thymulin)
promote development and action of T lymphocytes