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How are connective and epithelial tissues tissues of the spleen arranged?
Are there any other tissue types relevant to the spleen?

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Source http://www.unomaha.edu/hpa/2740connectivetissue.html

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Hi sorry! I saw this briefly and was busy, but this is perfect. The link helps a lot too. I appreciate it Slight Smile

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