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1) Medicine: Peyer glands (овальные узелковые скопления лимфоидной ткани, располагающиеся в толще слизистой оболочки и в подслизистой основе тонкой кишки), Peyer's patches (групповые лимфатические фолликулы), aggregate glands, aggregated follicles, aggregated lymphatic nodules, aggregated lymphoid nodules of small intestine (овальные узелковые скопления лимфоидной ткани, располагающиеся в толще слизистой оболочки и в подслизистой основе тонкой кишки), agminate glands, agminated glands, intestinal tonsils, peyeriana2) Immunology: Peyer's glands, aggregated lymphatic follicles3) Makarov: aggregated glands, agmina peyeriana -
2 групповые лимфатические фолликулы
1) Medicine: aggregate glands (овальные узелковые скопления лимфоидной ткани, располагающиеся в толще слизистой оболочки и в подслизистой основе тонкой кишки), aggregated follicles, aggregated lymphatic follicles, aggregated lymphatic nodules, agminate glands (овальные узелковые скопления лимфоидной ткани, располагающиеся в толще слизистой оболочки и в подслизистой основе тонкой кишки), agminated glands (овальные узелковые скопления лимфоидной ткани, располагающиеся в толще слизистой оболочки и в подслизистой основе тонкой кишки), intestinal tonsils (тонкой кишки), peyeriana2) Makarov: agmina peyerianaУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > групповые лимфатические фолликулы
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3 عقد متكدسة
1) 1. aggregate glands 2. folliculi lymphatici aggregati 2) 1. agminated glands 2. folliculi lymphatici aggregati
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