lymphatic Flashcards
what type of tissue is lymphatic
specialized CT
what differentiates a secondary from a primary lymph nodule of a lymph node
a lighter-staining germinal center
3 germinal center components
dendritic cells (APC’s), macrophages, proliferating B cells, some memory B cells
corona components
B-memory cells
what does the space between the corona and germinal center contain?
T-helper cells
Peyer’s patches
lamina propia of the ileum. permanent nodule. indicates leaky gut. pushes villi into mounds
what separates tonsils from the underlying muscle
partial fibrous CT capsule
3 non-encapsulated lymph nodule locations
tonsils, appendix, Peyer’s patches (ileum)
hilum or hilus
point where blood vessels enter the lymph node, site of efferent lymph vessel
order of sinusoids into which lymph flows in a node
- afferent vessels 2. subcapsular sinus 3. trabecular/corticoid sinus 4. medullary sinus 5. efferent vessel
what cells for the sinuses of lymphnodes
reticular CT cells, dendritic cells, macrophages
periarteriolar lymphatic sheath (PALS)
surrounding the splenic and trabecular arteries, dense with T-cells
high endothelial venule
in deep cortical (adjacent to medulla) region of lymph nodes, cortex/medulla jnct of thymus. a POSTCAPILLARY VENULE recognized by T cells to associate into the THYMUS-DEPENDENT ZONE
cell types in the medulla of lymph nodes
B cells, plasma cells (their home for 14 days)
where are T helpers in a nodule
between the corona and the germinal center