Question

the ___ of the lymph node is (are) responsible for the production of lymphocytes. germinal center trabeculae macrophage cells plasma membrane question 17 (2 points) lymph vessels closely resemble veins and may be found in the central nervous system. epidermis. muscles. spleen.

Explanation:

1. For the first question, the germinal center within the lymph node is a key site for the production and maturation of lymphocytes. Trabeculae provide structural support, macrophage cells are involved in phagocytosis, and the plasma membrane is a cell - structure component not directly related to lymphocyte production.
2. For the second question, lymph vessels are found throughout the body including in muscles. They are not present in the central nervous system due to the blood - brain barrier and related mechanisms. The epidermis is avascular (has no blood or lymph vessels), and while the spleen has lymphoid tissue, lymph vessels are not unique to it compared to being present in muscles.

Answer:

Question 16: germinal center
Question 17: muscles