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Stroma and parenchyma

The parenchyma of the spleen is formed of lymphoid cells, supported by a stroma of delicate reticular connective tissue. Dense connective tissue provides greater stromal support, forming the capsule surrounding this spleen. Trabeculae may extend from the capsule into the interior, providing further support for an organ. 100x

Parenchyma <p>The parenchyma of the spleen is formed of lymphoid cells, supported by a stroma of delicate reticular connective tissue. Dense connective tissue provides greater stromal support, forming the capsule surrounding this spleen. Trabeculae may extend from the capsule into the interior, providing further support for an organ. 100x</p>

Parenchyma

The parenchyma of the spleen is formed of lymphoid cells, supported by a stroma of delicate reticular connective tissue. Dense connective tissue provides greater stromal support, forming the capsule surrounding this spleen. Trabeculae may extend from the capsule into the interior, providing further support for an organ. 100x
Capsule <p>The parenchyma of the spleen is formed of lymphoid cells, supported by a stroma of delicate reticular connective tissue. Dense connective tissue provides greater stromal support, forming the capsule surrounding this spleen. Trabeculae may extend from the capsule into the interior, providing further support for an organ. 100x</p>

Capsule

The parenchyma of the spleen is formed of lymphoid cells, supported by a stroma of delicate reticular connective tissue. Dense connective tissue provides greater stromal support, forming the capsule surrounding this spleen. Trabeculae may extend from the capsule into the interior, providing further support for an organ. 100x
Trabeculum <p>The parenchyma of the spleen is formed of lymphoid cells, supported by a stroma of delicate reticular connective tissue. Dense connective tissue provides greater stromal support, forming the capsule surrounding this spleen. Trabeculae may extend from the capsule into the interior, providing further support for an organ. 100x</p>

Trabeculum

The parenchyma of the spleen is formed of lymphoid cells, supported by a stroma of delicate reticular connective tissue. Dense connective tissue provides greater stromal support, forming the capsule surrounding this spleen. Trabeculae may extend from the capsule into the interior, providing further support for an organ. 100x
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