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4.1 Tonsils to Tcell
From Tonsils and Adenoids to T Cell Immunity
Question | Answer |
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Tonsil | A collection of lymphoid tissue. |
Pharyngeal Tonsil | Located in the pharynx and also known as the adenoid |
Palatine Tonsil | Situated close to the roof (Palate) of the mouth. |
Lingual Tonsil | Situated at the root of the tongue. |
Adenoid | Mass of tissue that resembles a gland. |
Adenoiditis | Refers to the enlargement of the pharyngeal tonsils |
The thymus gland produces this cell: | T-lymphocytes |
The thymus gland produces this hormone: | Thymosin |
Peyer's Patches | Patches of lymphoepithelial tissue located in the small intestines. |
Hodgkin's Lymphoma | Group of four lymphomas caused by specific cancer cells. |
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma | Group of three lymphosarcomas that don't fall under Hodgkin's Lymphoma. |
Infectious Monoucleosis | A condition that spreads from person to person characterized by the development of WBC that have 1 nucleus. |
Lymphosarcoma | Malignant tumor of the lymph glands. |
Tonsillitis | Inflammation of the tonsils. |
Immunity | The body's ability to resist threats. |
B-Cell Humoral Immunity | Circulating antibodies in the body's fluid. |
T-Cell Cellular Immunity | Lymphocytes that destory viruses, fungi, some bacteria, and cancer. |