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Page 210
... lymph trunk draining the lower trunks through the various tissues . Until a few years ago they limbs enters the abdomen ; after passing through lymph Peripheral , inter- mediate , and central lymph Formation of. First Lymphatic System ...
... lymph trunk draining the lower trunks through the various tissues . Until a few years ago they limbs enters the abdomen ; after passing through lymph Peripheral , inter- mediate , and central lymph Formation of. First Lymphatic System ...
Page 211
... lymph node is enclosed in a fibrous capsule ; in the interior are masses of cells , mainly lymphocytes , which in the outer part of the node - the cortex - are in dense masses , whereas in the interior , the medulla , they form a series ...
... lymph node is enclosed in a fibrous capsule ; in the interior are masses of cells , mainly lymphocytes , which in the outer part of the node - the cortex - are in dense masses , whereas in the interior , the medulla , they form a series ...
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... lymph . Lymph contains all the protein fractions present in blood plasma ( the blood except for its cells ) but at a lower level . Thus , in one set of observa- tions in man , the total protein was 7.08 percent in the blood plasma and ...
... lymph . Lymph contains all the protein fractions present in blood plasma ( the blood except for its cells ) but at a lower level . Thus , in one set of observa- tions in man , the total protein was 7.08 percent in the blood plasma and ...
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