Please explain why In addition to Peyer's patches that resemble systemic lymph nodes, the intestinal epithelium also contains several thousanc so:ated lymphoidfollicles. Unlike the organized secondary lymphoid tissues in the mucosal immune system, these lymphoid follicles.O Develop only after birth in response to colonization by commensal microbesO Are not connected to the lymphatic system that drains to lymph nodesContain mostly T cells and very few B celisHave no M cells to deliver gut antigens to the lymphocytes in the follicles

The small intestine consists of organized lymphoid structures which are called Isolated lymphoid…

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In addition to Peyer's patches that resemble systemic lymph nodes, the intestinal epithelium also contains several thousanc so:ated lymphoid
follicles. Unlike the organized secondary lymphoid tissues in the mucosal immune system, these lymphoid follicles.
O Develop only after birth in response to colonization by commensal microbes
O Are not connected to the lymphatic system that drains to lymph nodes
Contain mostly T cells and very few B celis
Have no M cells to deliver gut antigens to the lymphocytes in the follicles

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