Do lymphocytes tend to "home" and migrate where they first encountered antigen?
Do lymphocytes tend to "home" and migrate where they first encountered antigen?
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Lymphocytes are produced by bone marrow and migrates to thymus.
Bone marrow and thymus are the central lymphocyte organs .these are primary lymphocytes.
From the primary Lymphocytes organs Lymphocytes travel to the secondary organs such as spleen and lymph nodes via blood stream
First encountered antigen occurs in central lymphocyte organs such as thymus and bone marrow.
In some cases T -cells are first encountered antigen in deeper cortex which are is the outer part of lymph nodes
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