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Bone Lymphocytes Develop Lymphoid Organs Sites Development Humans

Learning point: The locations where lymphocytes develop are the bone marrow and thymus in humans. B lymphocytes mature in the bone marrow, while T lymphocytes develop in the thymus from progenitors originating in the bone marrow. These are also known as central lymphoid organs.

Öğrenme noktası: Lenfositlerin geliştiği yerler; insanlarda bunlar kemik iliği ve timüstür. B lenfositleri kemik iliğinde gelişirken, T lenfositleri kemik iliğinden türemiş öncüllerden timus içinde gelişir. Merkezi lenfoid organlar olarak da adlandırılırlar.

Front The sites of lymphocyte development; in humans, these are the bone marrow and thymus. B lymphocytes develop in bone marrow, whereas T lymphocytes develop within the thymus from bone marrow-derived progenitors. Also called central lymphoid organs
Back primary lymphoid organs

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