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Is there a Cortex–Medullary Cord Barrier in Lymph Nodes?

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THIS communication discusses the evidence for a barrier between the cortex and the medullary cord of rat lymph nodes, as suggested by the regional distribution of lymph-borne particulates within such a node, and also by the cytological pattern of its reaction to intense antigen stimulation.

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  1. Menzies, D. W., Nature, 208, 163 (1965).

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MENZIES, D. Is there a Cortex–Medullary Cord Barrier in Lymph Nodes?. Nature 209, 91–92 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/209091a0

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