lymphatic tissue
Britishnoun
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“The entire upper respiratory tract is rich with lymphatic tissue, and we just never thought of that,” says Timothy Schacker of the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, who studies how HIV causes disease.
From Science Magazine
Within the last decade, research has shown that this lymphatic tissue encourages the growth of some kinds of beneficial gut bacteria.
From Science Magazine
The bone-marrow may be replaced by typical lymphatic tissue, as well as by the substance of malignant tumours.
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