(anatomy) Dense lymphatic tissue separated by sinuses in the medulla of a lymph node.
(embryology) A primary invagination of the germinal epithelium of the embryonic gonad that differentiates into rete testis and seminiferous tubules or into rete ovarii.
medullary cord
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