Nose-associated Lymphoid Tissue

MW—molecular weight synonym of the molecular mass (abbreviated M)—is the mass of one molecule NALT—nose-associated lymphoid tissue nanoLC-MSMS—nanoliquid chromatography-tandem MS NCF—neutrophil chemotactic factors NFA—nuclear factor of activated T-lymphocytes NF-kappaB—nuclear factor kappa B NK—cells natural killer cells NMR—nuclear magnetic resonance... 

The lymphoid tissues linked to the respiratory tract, which are categorized into three parts larynx-associated lymphoid tissue (LALT), nose-associated lymphoid tissue (NALT), and bronchus-associated lymphoid tissue... 

Particles in the size range of 10-50 pm are suitable for nasal vaccination because they can target the Peyer s patch-like cells and macrophages in the nose associate lymphoid tissue (NALT) (75). 

However, the nasal epithelium has little ability to break down drugs. The extensive mucosal surface of the nose has a lining of pseudostratified epithelium as well as cilia and the goblet cells involved in the secretion of mucus. The lymphoid tissue primarily involved in the mucosal immune responses is the mucosal-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT). The different regions of the respiratory tract that play an influencing role in the immune system are as follows ... 

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