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thymus

[thahy-muhs] / ˈθaɪ məs /


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Sakaguchi then isolated mature T-cells from genetically identical mice and injected them into the mice without a thymus, and that appeared to protect them.

From The Wall Street Journal

A similar study looked at the thymus – a small organ involved in training the immune system.

From BBC

Plus a tweak: The donor pig’s thymus gland, which trains the immune system, was attached to the donated kidney in hopes that it would help Pisano’s body tolerate the new organ.

From Seattle Times

“Later, after the game, I confirmed that I have written specifically about what’s called ‘involution of the thymus’ on my blog in October 2018.

From Seattle Times

Epithelial cells in the thymus present a large number of molecules that occur in the body to the future T cells.

From Science Daily