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LYMPHOID SYSTEM - ITS NORMAL ARCHITECTURE AND POTENTIAL FOR UNDERSTANDING SYSTEM THROUGH STUDY OF LYMPHOPROLIFERATIVE DISEASES HUMAN PATHOLOGY Weissman, I. L., Warnke, R., BUTCHER, E. C., Rouse, R., Levy, R. 1978; 9 (1): 25-45
Abstract
This article presents a view of lymphoid tissue architecture as defined by the traffic of defined lymphoid cell classes. The compartmentalization of lymphocytes is discussed in reference to specific cell-cell interactions that occur in antigen-driven immune responses. Finally, the distribution of normal and neoplastic lymphocytes in humans is defined and compared with animal model systems.
View details for Web of Science ID A1978EK34700004
View details for PubMedID 344190