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The spleen.
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What is The red pulp of the spleen is a storage site for?
Red pulp filters the blood of antigens and microorganisms.
What is the function of the dentin?
Dentin is what makes a tooth white in appearance. The purpose or function is to protect the bulk of the tooth and the pulp chambers, which contain the roots and blood vessels.
Areas of the spleen that contain large numbers of lymphocytes are known as?
white pulp
What does pulp do in your body?
Pulp is a dietary fiber found in fruits and vegetables. It helps to regulate digestion by adding bulk to stool, promoting regular bowel movements, and aiding in the prevention of constipation. Additionally, pulp can help regulate blood sugar levels by slowing down the absorption of sugars in the body.
The white pulp of the spleen is composed primarily of?
two types of tissue: white pulp and red pulp.
Site of blood vessels nerves and lymphatics?
pulp cavity or just pulp.
Is Pulp bleached?
Pulp to be used for white paper is bleached
What are the two types of meristematic tissues?
. If you were to take a cross section of the spleen, you would find that it is separated in to two distinct types of tissue. They are called red pulp and white pulp. I'll give you one guess how they got those names. Red and white pulp have different functions. Red pulp contains blood filled sinuses (a fancy name for spaces). The primary function if red pulp is to act as a mechanical filter, removing old red blood cells from general circulation. White pulp contains many B and T type lymphocytes. These cells are vital to the functioning of the immune system. Naturally, this means that the white pulp plays an important role in fighting infections within the body. The spleen is also a secondary manufacturer of red blood cells. In adults most red blood cells are made in the long bones such as your femur, but the spleen is a important producer of red blood cells in a fetus. Once the long bones are fully developed, the spleen's production of red blood cells becomes insignificant.
Does coconut pulp contain oil?
yes
What is the Difference between white pulp and red pulp?
red pulp is a blood containing region which lie in the spleen, in which open circulation takes place. the open circulation is a pathway taken by the blood in the spleen to flow from the central artery in the white pulp( which will be explained later) through the red pulp and back again to circulatory vessel (vein). blood flow in the open circulation will be exposed to lymphocyte and macro phages in the billroth's cord before it enters splenic sinusoids. this will give better exposure for the blood against any antigen that might present. while the white pulp is the light stained region in the spleen. it consists of central arteries( splenic.a - trabecular.a- central.a), which been sorrounded by periarterial lymphatic sheath( occupied by T lymph). the latter will be sorrounded by lympoid nodules called malphigian corpuscle( occupied by b lymph). between the white and red pulp, there is a marginal zone. this site is the site where highest accumulation of lymphocyte and macrophages. there are also lymphocyte from the red pulp an gather here. it can be said that marginal zone acts as initial immune reaction region.
What is the function of the pulp of the tooth?
The pulp in teeth is the part which is taken out when you have "root canal therapy", it is the nerve and blood vessels. The pulp in teeth is the part which is taken out when you have "root canal therapy", it is the nerve and blood vessels.
Does mango pulp contain the same ingredients as seasonal mango?
No
