Venous sinusoids provide for the contraction mechanism of this organ, whose outside—like the kidney's—is comprised of Malphagian corpuscles.
Venous sinusoids provide for the contraction mechanism of this organ, whose outside—like the kidney's—is comprised of Malphagian corpuscles. Its germinal centers produce lymphocytes, and this lymphatic organ is often enlarged in patients with mono. It is also frequently infarcted in (*) sickle- cell patients. Comprised of white pulp and red pulp and located in the upper left quadrant of the abdomen, name this organ that stores immune cells and destroys red blood cells.
Venous sinusoids provide for the contraction mechanism of this organ, whose outside—like the kidney's—is comprised of Malphagian corpuscles.
{spleen} [prompt on {lymphatic system} before "this organ"]