Abstract

The study of the immune system remains a critical issue in veterinary science, with the thymus being a central organ in immunogenesis. It plays a key role in both cellular and humoral immunity and produces various biologically active substances. This article examines the structural changes in the thymus of sheep across different age stages, from birth to nine months, with a focus on the effects of the biologically active. The study observes the dynamics of changes in the parenchyma and stroma components of the thymus. Findings indicate that the relative area of the thymus parenchyma increases with age, particularly due to the growth of the cortical zone. Furthermore, sheep treated exhibited an enhanced lymphoid tissue presence in the thymus, suggesting that the positively influences the development of lymphoid organs.
Keywords: age, development, structural, thymus, sheep.

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Item Type:	Journal
Divisions:	» Algerian International Veterinary Journal
ePrint ID:	5265
Date Deposited:	2024-12-26
Further Information:	Google Scholar
URI:	https://www.univ-soukahras.dz/en/publication/article/5265

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