Question

question
which of the following areas of a typical lymph node is dominated by t cells?
answer
the medullary cords
the paracortex
the medulla
the outer cortex
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Explanation:

In a typical lymph node, the paracortex is the area dominated by T cells. The medullary cords contain plasma cells and macrophages. The medulla has medullary cords and medullary sinuses. The outer cortex (also known as the follicular cortex) is dominated by B - cell follicles.

Answer:

The paracortex