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A large quantity of the lymphocytes migrate from the blood into the tissue and back to the blood again. This recirculation takes place largely within the lymph nodes, but on a smaller scale also in other tissues.
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Engeset, A., Bremer, K., Froland, S.S. (1977). The Cellularity of Peripheral Lymph in Lymphomas. In: Mayall, R.C., Witte, M.H. (eds) Progress in Lymphology. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-9030-5_36
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