Immunology of the tonsils
M Perry, A Whyte - Immunology today, 1998 - cell.com
M Perry, A Whyte
Immunology today, 1998•cell.comThe tonsils are lymphoepithelial structures that provide a protective immunological ring at
the openings of both digestive and respiratory tracts. Here, as discussed by Marta Perry and
Anthony Whyte, the unique nature of the various human tonsils reveals that they are capable
of a variety of complex immunological functions.
the openings of both digestive and respiratory tracts. Here, as discussed by Marta Perry and
Anthony Whyte, the unique nature of the various human tonsils reveals that they are capable
of a variety of complex immunological functions.
Abstract
The tonsils are lymphoepithelial structures that provide a protective immunological ring at the openings of both digestive and respiratory tracts. Here, as discussed by Marta Perry and Anthony Whyte, the unique nature of the various human tonsils reveals that they are capable of a variety of complex immunological functions.
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