Lymph nodes

... as naive CD4+ and CD8+ cells and then recognise the antigen in the lymph nodes (mainly) but recently there have been RTE's discovered which are not yet CD4 or CD8 positive ...

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... The final adjustment, then, happens in the periphery (such as lymph nodes). Apparently RTEs are a relaively recent finding, with Haines et al. (2009) describing ...

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So after they have been activated in the lymph nodes they travel to the thymus where they differentiate and then migrate to infected tissue If anyone ...

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... take place? As i understand it when the t cell is activated in the lymph nodes it differentiates into Th and Tc. Tc go off to the inflamed tissue and Th cells diferentiate ...

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... type so they can transfer it to A, B and AB blood types? I know the lymph nodes are the harvesting nodes for antibodies but I also know there are antibodies floating ...

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