Titlebook: Microanatomy and Function of the Spleen; Birte Steiniger,Peter Barth Book 2000 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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Introduction,icroscopic investigations on the human spleen were carried out in the late nineteenth and at the beginning of the twentieth centuries (Schweigger-Seidel 1863; Weidenreich 1901; J?ger 1929). However, since then increasing confusion about the microscopic structure of the organ has arisen, because seve

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The Role of Cytokines and Chemokines in the Development of Splenic Compartments,g the structure of secondary lymphoid organs during ontogeny and in the adult state. Mice with deficiencies of cytokine genes and animals injected with soluble cytokine receptors before birth have provided the first evidence that the normal development of splenic compartments depends on the action o

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Unsolved Problems of Human Splenic Structure and Function,ats there is a much more extensive branching of the intrasplenic arteries and arterioles in humans. Our preliminary results indicate that, for example, human splenic follicles are associated with more than one arteriole. In humans, but not in rats, arterioles of identical site may either be covered