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Lymphatic System

Thymus- immune booster

Thymus Slide ThymusThymic medulla Medulla CortexThymic Corpuscle

Spleen, Tonsil, and Lymph node

Spleen-blood filter

Spleen Central Artery Splenic nodule Germinal Center

Palatine tonsil- 1 st line of defense in the oral area

Tonsil Oral Mucosa Lymphatic nodule Germinal Center

Lymph Node- Lymph filter

Lymph Node Capsule Lymphatic nodule Medulla of the lymph node Cortex of the lymph node

Spleen Inguinal Lymph Nodes Lymphatic collecting Vessels Lymphatic System

Axillary Lymph Nodes Lymphatic collecting Vessels

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