COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF PERIFOLLICULAR AND MARGINAL ZONES OF THE SPLEEN IN MAN AND RAT

2014

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DOI 10.24061/1727-4338.xiii.1.47.2014.8
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Abstract

A comparative analysis of microanatomy of the white pulp in man and rat has been carried out. Specific characteristics and significant differences in the structure of the spleen lymphatic nodes in man and rat has been shown, and in this connection it is impossible to extrapolate on man the investigations carried out on animals.