… Lymph nodes (LN) are one of the important sites in the body where immune responses to
pathogenic antigens are initiated. This immunological function induced by cells within the LN is …

… The immune response of single lymph nodes encompasses a complex interaction of the
blood vascular and lymphatic microcirculations. An appropriate environment exists or is created …

… cells and antigen-responsive cells in lymph nodes (LNs). Beyond … immune response. This
review highlights the LN as a staging ground for both innate and adaptive immune responses, …

… this study is the popliteal lymph node of the rabbit challenged … The weight changes of the
lymph node were recorded and … , the weight changes in the lymph node, and the antibody titers …

… lymph node. It explains how some of the more popular misconceptions about lymph node …
scenarios on the triggering of a primary response. Alternative views are presented that are …

… in lymph nodes … immune responses; and (4) localization patterns of specific antibody‐forming
cells developing during thymus dependent and thymus independent immune responses. …

… T cells in normal non-tumor-bearing mice, we found that the immune response in the LNs
initiated with fusion hybrid vaccination was subjected to regulatory mechanisms and down-…

… lymph nodes on day 35 of this primary immune response. No antibody-forming cells were
detected in a panel of other lymph nodes: … response is observed in the popliteal lymph nodes …

… lymph node integrity with structural flexibility. This article reviews the extensive architectural
remodeling that occurs within lymph nodes during adaptive immune responses … lymph node …

… to functional heterogeneity among different lymph nodes. We will discuss how lymph node
heterogeneity impacts on cellular and humoral immune responses and the implications for …