Which part of the spleen is its primary site of immune function?.

2 answers:

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The white pulp is the primary immunology region of the spleen in both species however the WP makes up less than a quarter of splenic tissue the red pulp RP makes up the majority of the tissue and has immune function distinct from that of the WP

solniwko [45]2 years ago

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Answer:

I'm pretty sure the answer is the white pulp

Explanation:

The white pulp (WP) is the primary immunologic region of the spleen in both species; however, the WP makes up less than a quarter of splenic tissue. The red pulp (RP) makes up the majority of the tissue and has an immune function distinct from that of the WP.

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