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Mouse Antigens

CD40: Lymph Node, Spleen

Lymph Node

Mouse lymph node with many CD40+ interdigitating dendritic cells in the paracortex.
Mouse lymph node with many CD40+ interdigitating dendritic cells in the paracortex.Photograph.

Mouse lymph node showing CD40+ cortical B-cell follicles and paracortical dendritic cells.
Mouse lymph node showing CD40+ cortical B-cell follicles and paracortical dendritic cells. Photograph.

Spleen

Mouse splenic -CD40 expression is seen in follicular and marginal zone B-cells and white pulp follicular dendritic cells.
Mouse splenic -CD40 expression is seen in follicular and marginal zone B-cells and white pulp follicular dendritic cells.Photograph.

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