Haematopoiesis of T lymphocytes begins in and ends in .

bone marrow; thyroid gland

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thymus; bone marrow

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bone marrow; thymus

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bone marrow; spleen

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The correct option is C bone marrow; thymus
T lymphocytes are classified as agranulocytes due to lack of cytoplasmic granules. T lymphocytes have the ability to recognise infected cells and alerts phagocytic cells. Haematopoiesis of lymphocytes begins in bone marrow. Later the cells which are the precursors of T lymphocytes migrate to the thymus gland and undergo complete maturation. The letter ‘T’ in T lymphocytes stands for thymus which is the maturation site for these cells.

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