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Where are T cells found in the spleen?
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| rida
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In the white pulp, in areas called periarteriolar sheaths. The B cells cluster in primary follicles, and then in germinal centers.
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| Bela
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T cells are also found in the Red pulp, which is located on the side of the spleen. Look at page 95 in FA.
Pneumonic for T & B cell distribution from Central Arteriole out is: TBT
T in Pals (around the central arteriole)
B in white pulp (outer than pals)
T in Red pulp (outtest layer )
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