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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / March 2006Thymus gland and T-Cells
Three questions guys: 1. If the thymus gland is removed from a human wil they eventually die? 2. To become T-Cells the immature white cells must travel to the thymus gland to mature. Can T-Cells mature anywhere else in the body? 3. If T-cells are knocked out what is the affects on cancer? Mabon Dane > Three questions guys: > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Mabon Dane Please ask your question on a *sci* newsgroup, where presumably there are medical professionals. Example: sci.med.immunology, sci.med, sci.med.diseases.cancer If you choose (one of) the latter (two) and I see a better place for you (after seeing the context /reason for asking), I will let you know there. Thank you. J |
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