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==Lymph Nodes==
===Lymph Node Anatomy===
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! Lymph Node Anatomy
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* Location throughout the entire body - concentrated in axilla, groin, lung, gastrointestinal tract mesenteries
* Small (1 mm - 2 cm) encapsulated organ  (diffuse lymphoid tissue - no capsule)
* Antigen transformed lymphocytes from the blood
* In lymph vessel pathways “filter” lymph
** '''Afferent''' - towards node (A - arrives at the node)
** '''Efferent''' - away from node (E - exits the node)


[[File:Gastrointestinal tract intestine immune cartoon 01.jpg|300px]]
Mesenteric lymph nodes
| [[File:Lymphatic-system-overview.jpg|600px]]
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===Lymph Node Functions===
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! colspan=2|Lymph Node Functions 
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* In lymph vessel pathways “filter” (surveillance) lymph
* '''Immune''' - detect infections from peripheral tissues
** skin, respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract, etc.
* secondary lymphoid organ
* return extracellular fluid to circulation
| [[File:Lymph node structure.jpg|400px]]
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===Lymph Node Structure===
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! colspan=2|Lymph Node Structure 
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| [[File:Lymph node cartoon.jpg|400px]]
Simplified structure
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Lymphocyte (T and B) Traffic
# Enter from high endothelial venules (HEVs also called post-capillary venules)
# Spend 8 to 24 h in the lymph node interstitium.
# Enter a network of medullary sinuses.
# Drain from sinuses into efferent lymphatic vessels.
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| [[File:Lymph node structure 02.jpg]]
| '''Lymph pathway'''
# Afferent vessel
# Subcapsular sinus
# Paratrabecular sinus
# Medullary sinus
# Efferent vessel
Watch T and B Lymphocytes Move 
{{Lymph Node Movie 7}}
{{Lymph Node Movie 8}}
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===Lymph Node Histology===
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! Lymph Node Histology 
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* Capsule (thin) with trabecular or septa (dense connective tissue)
[[File:Lymph_node_cartoon_01.jpg|Lymph_node_cartoon_01.jpg|600px]]
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! Fetal thymus
! Young medulla
! Young cortex
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| [[File:Fetal thymus.jpg|300px]]
| [[File:Thymus - young 01.jpg|300px]]
| [[File:Thymus - young 02.jpg|300px]]
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{{Lymph node cartoons}}
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==Lymph Nodes==
===Lymph Node Structure===
[[File:Lymph_node_cartoon_01.jpg|Lymph_node_cartoon_01.jpg]]
Connective Tissue
* '''Capsule''' - dense connective tissue (irregular CT, some adipocytes))
* '''Trabeculae''' - dense connective tissue
* '''Reticular Tissue''' - Reticular cells and fibers, supporting meshwork (collagen type III)
** Reticular cell produces reticular fibers ('''collagen type III''') and surrounds the fibers with its cytoplasm
** reticular fibbers can also be produced by fibroblasts
<gallery>
File:Lymph node cartoon 03.jpg|Cartoon with histology features
File:Lymph node histology 01.jpg|Subcapsular Sinus (marginal sinus, continuation of trabecular sinus)
File:Lymph node histology 02.jpg|Follicle
File:Lymph node histology 03.jpg|Germinal Centre
File:Lymph node histology 04.jpg|Medullary Cords and Sinuses
File:Lymph node histology 05.jpg|High Endothelial Venules
File:Lymph_node_histology_06.jpg|Macrophages
</gallery>
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===Lymphocyte (T and B) Traffic===
# Enter from high endothelial venules (HEVs also called post-capillary venules)
# Spend 8 to 24 h in the lymph node interstitium.
# Enter a network of medullary sinuses.
# Drain from sinuses into efferent lymphatic vessels.
'''Important -''' Please note that the lymphocytes exit from the node by efferent lymphatic vessels.
[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK27092/figure/A47 See Figure]
See also [[:File:Lymph node cartoon 02.jpg|Image - Cell Trafficking into and out of Lymph Nodes]].
| {{Lymph Node Movie 7}}
T and B motility
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{{Lymph Node Movie 8}}
T and B interaction
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High Endothelial Venules
See also [[:File:Lymph node - high endothelial venule.jpg|Lymphocyte Migration at High Endothelial Venule Model]]
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'''Links:''' [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK27092/figure/A47 Immunobiology - Figure 1.8. Organization of a lymph node]

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