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origin? Evidence at present favors the mesodermal origin. In the case of Peyer's patches, collections of lymphoid cells appear near the blood vessels in the stroma and neighboring parts of the submucosa. These increase in extent, 346 TEXT-BOOK OF EMBRYOLOGY.
the lymphoid cells dividing actively, and grow into the bases of some of the villi and deeper into the submucosa (Fig. 309). Germinal centers appear in many of the follicles, and the surrounding stroma becomes densely infiltrated wit...h the lymphoid cells. Individual follicles may develop, in the manner described, in any part of the gastrointestinal tract. The appendix especially is the seat of extensive lymphatic tissue formation. It is stated in the section on the lymphatic system that lymph glands may arise at any time in any region as the result of unusual conditions (p. 282), and this also holds true in the case of lymph follicles in the digestive tract.
The Development of the Liver.
The liver is the first gland of the digestive tract to appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stohr.
origin? Evidence at present favors the mesodermal origin. In the case of Peyer's patches, collections of lymphoid cells appear near the blood vessels in the stroma and neighboring parts of the submucosa. These increase in extent, 346 TEXT-BOOK OF EMBRYOLOGY.
the lymphoid cells dividing actively, and grow into the bases of some of the villi and deeper into the submucosa (Fig. 309). Germinal centers appear in many of the follicles, and the surrounding stroma becomes densely infiltrated wit...h the lymphoid cells. Individual follicles may develop, in the manner described, in any part of the gastrointestinal tract. The appendix especially is the seat of extensive lymphatic tissue formation. It is stated in the section on the lymphatic system that lymph glands may arise at any time in any region as the result of unusual conditions (p. 282), and this also holds true in the case of lymph follicles in the digestive tract.
The Development of the Liver.
The liver is the first gland of the digestive tract to appear.
What to read after Text book of Embryology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick R Frederick Randolph Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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