HUMAN ANATOMY
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Chapter 24, Problem 5TYC
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The functional significance of the aggregated lymphatic nodules present in the distal ileum and the reason behind their absence in duodenum and jejunum.
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Aggregated lymphatic nodules that are known as Peyer's patches are present in the ileum near its junction with the large intestine.
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