Peyer's Patch Development
Peyer's Patch Development is a biological process denoting the organized formation and maturation of lymphoid follicles in the small intestinal mucosa, distinguished by the spatiotemporal recruitment of immune cells and stromal organization essential for gut-associated lymphoid tissue function.
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Number, size, and distribution of Peyer's patches in the human small intestine
J S Cornes · Gut · 1965 · 381 citations · Full text
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