Anatomy<3
how many ducts does the thymus have
What is zero
What two systems are the thymus part of
what is the immune and endocrine system
what cells are produced in the thymus
what is the T cells
When is the thymus most active?
What is during childhood
Does the thymus shrink away after puberty?
What is true
what is the approximate location of the thymus
what is behind the sternum
how many hormones does the thymus make and use
what is 2
by the time of puberty the thymus has made all the _____ your body needs
What is T cells
What is the thymus responsible for?
What is providing protection against diverse pathogens, antigens, etc.
The thymus continues to increase in size as you age?
What is false
What shape does the thymus roughly create
what is a triangle
What stimulates the development of T cells
What is thymosine
When does the thymus start shrinking
What is puberty
What would happen if you didn't have a thymus?
What is a common cold or everyday speck of bacteria could be deadly
After one reaches puberty, the lining of the gland turns into fat?
What is true
how many lobes does the thymus have
What is 2
What hormone causes the differentiation of lymphocytes and thymocytes
What is the thymopoientin
what is the effect of a under active thymus
what is the body becoming more susceptible disease
Does the thymus play an important role after puberty?
What is no
Thymosin is the hormone of the thymus?
What is true
What does the thymus slowly into as a person ages
What is fatty tissue
what balance is maintained by the thymus
What is the amount of invaders in the body/the amount of T cells
when does the thymus hypothetically stop functioning.
What is 105 years
When should the thymus stop functioning, hypothetically?
At around 105 years of age
The thymus is located in the stomach?
What is false