Matching utch each lettered term with the most closely related description. а. В сells 18 Beginning of lymphatic system 18 b. spleen c. lymphatic capillaries d. cytotoxic T cells 19 Thymus medullary structures sone 20 19 20 Receives lymph from right lymphatic duct e. epithelial reticular cells ortag 21 Thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes 21 22 lymphatic capillarie- e 22 Smallest lymphoid organs f tonsils g. lymphopoiesis h. thymic corpuscles 23 Regulate and coordinate the immune response 23 24 Largest mass of lymphoid tissue in body 25 Maintains blood thymus barrier - 24 Spleen 25 i. lymphoid organs 26 j. helper T cells and regulatory T cells 26 Occurs in red bone marrow, thymus, and lymphoid tissues 27 Cytotoxic T cells tonsils 27 Cell-mediated immunity k. afferent lymphatics I. right subclavian vein 28 Lymphoid nodules in walls of pharynx 28 29 Antibody-mediated immunity 30 Carry lymph to lymph nodes 29 m. lymph nodes B0 afferent lymphat 10

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