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Human spleen. Lymphoid follicle, a component of white pulp. On top, a periarteriolar lymphoid sheath, another component of white pulp. The rest of micrograph is the red pulp, composed by splenic sinusoids and cord of Billroth showing macrophages with iron pigment

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anatomy billroth biology center cords corpuscle follicle histological histology human lymphoid macrophages malpighian medical micrograph microscopic microscopy photomicrograph pulp red spleen splenic tissues white

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