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Rat Antigens

CD3: Lymph Node, Spleen, Thymus

Lymph Node

Rat lymph node showing CD3 in many T-cells expressing the antigen in the paracortex.
Rat lymph node. Photograph.

Spleen

Rat spleen showing CD3 expression in the PALS and red pulp T-cells.
Rat spleen

Thymus

Rat thymus CD3 is expressed diffusely in lymphocytes of the cortex, with less in the medulla.
Rat thymus. Photograph.

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