However, a detailed characterization of this family in the thymus is lacking.

Our results suggest the presence of lymphatic capillary networks throughout the thymus.

In addition, histological examination of the thymus revealed increase in cortical cellularity.

The final histopathological assessment of the removed thymus revealed a thymolipoma pathology.

In summary, our findings suggest a niche-based thymus growth mechanism during childhood.

The persistent thymus always then throws its shadow over the entire personality.

TRAF6-deficient mice showed a severe defect in the Treg development in thymus.

The thymus gland is important for the formation of competent T lymphocytes.

Levels of MC-derived cytokines in the lungs and thymus were also examined.

The thymus is essential for the differentiation and maturation of T-cell lymphocytes.

The thymus undergoes progressive decline in its structure and function after puberty.

Smar1 transcripts are most abundant in the thymus and are alternatively spliced.

Moreover, numerous macrophages containing apoptotic cells were present in the thymus.

Furthermore, the alterations present in the thymus may support tumorigenic implications.

The thymus is the great inhibitor of all the glands of internal secretion.

Also, the thymus has been discovered diseased in certain mysterious progressive muscular wastings.