Ontogeny of immune organs during early developmental stages of Brachymystax lenok 
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Heilongjiang River Fisheries Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences; Key Opening Laboratory of Cold-Water Fish Germplasm Resource and Aquaculture&Enhancement, Heilongjiang Province; Key Opening Laboratory of Cold-Water Fish Enhancement Bi

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    betweenlateembryoandlarvalstageswasstudiedbymicroscopicobservationofserialsections.Atawatertemperatureof10.0–16.2°C,theorderofappearanceoflymphoidorganprimordiawasthymus,headkidneyandspleen.Theprimordiumofthethymusformed5dbeforehatchingandsmalllymphocytesappeared1dbeforehatching.Nineteendaysafterhatching,connectivetissueandbloodcapillariespenetratedintotheparenchymaofthethymusandthetrabeculaeappeared.Differentiationintoindistinctinnerandouterzonesoccurredafter35d.Theheadkidneyprimordium,whichconsistedofundifferentiatedhemopoieticstemcells,appeared2dbeforehatching.Kidneytubuleswereformed3dafterhatchingandlymphoidorgansafter10d.Between35dand40dafterhatching,theepitheliumoftherenaltubulesbegantodegradeandbloodsinusesappearedintheheadkidney.Whentherenaltubuleshaddegeneratedcompletely50dafterhatching,theheadkidneywascomposedprincipallyoflymphoidtissueandalargenumberofbloodsinuses.Thespleenprimordiumappeared5dafterhatchingandtheorganbecamelymphoidonthe16thday.Capillariesandbloodsinuseswereformedinthespleenbetween35dand50d.Weconcludethattheimmuneorgansaredifferentiatedearlierinthaninotherfishes.Althoughtheoveralldevelopmentratewasrelativelyslowin

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徐革锋,刘洋,牟振波,李永发. 细鳞鲑早期发育过程中免疫器官发生[J]. Jounal of Fishery Sciences of China, 2012,[volume_no](4):568-576

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