Question

this area of the lymph node: takes lymph out of the node. contains b cells and macrophages. is dominated by t cells. brings lymph into the node. i dont know yet

Explanation:

The area pointed to in the lymph node diagram is the paracortex. The paracortex of a lymph node is dominated by T - cells. T - cells play a crucial role in cell - mediated immunity. They are involved in recognizing and responding to antigens presented by antigen - presenting cells. In the lymph node, the paracortex is a T - cell - rich zone.

• The efferent lymphatic vessel takes lymph out of the node.
• The medulla contains B cells and macrophages.
• The afferent lymphatic vessel brings lymph into the node.

Answer:

is dominated by T cells.