lymphatic

Examples of lymphoid

lymphoid
The detailed characterisation of retroviral insertion sites in stem cells and lymphoid progenitors in other patients who have undergone gene therapy procedures are awaited, and might help answer such questions.
Lymphoid depletion and impairment of the microcirculation as evidenced by formation of fibrin thrombi in visceral organs is seen to various degrees.
Indeed, transplantation of wild-type bone marrow in p272/2 mice resulted in expansion of the lymphoid compartment similar to that seen in the p272/2 animals.
Fas is a cellsurface protein that plays a major role in the induction of apoptosis in lymphoid cells.
Constitutive chemokines provide the link between lymphoid neogenesis and chronic inflammation.
A histological specimen of the abnormal lymphoid tissue is required for diagnosis and treatment planning.
In one sense, it resides in a collection of lymphoid tissues that penetrate into every organ of the body.
The massive number of goblet cells, hyperplasia and accumulation of eosinophils and numerous stimulated lymphoid nodules suggested that a hostile environment awaited the incoming larva.
Recently, a systematic series of chemical cross-linking experiments were carried out on a super-family of molecules in the plasma membrane of lymphoid cells.
Nucleosomes spontaneously released from normal murine lymphoid cells stimulate proliferation and immunoglobulin synthesis of normal mouse lymphocytes.
Lymphoid follicle development within the caecal mucosa was increased.
In unexposed infected carp, organ- and time-specific changes of leucocyte subpopulations were evident in both lymphoid tissues.
The disease appears to be limited to adults and usually occurs as a complication to neoplasm of the lymphoid tissue or other chronic debilitating disease.
The site of persistence is lymphoid tissue so the potential for transmission during the persistent phase is limited.
In fish exposed to both parasite and pollutant, vacuolation and cellular disintegration of lymphoid organs was noted, particularly in the thymus.
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