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The thymus (Bries; in classical antiquity regarded as the seat of the mind) is an organ of the lymphatic system and thus part of the immune system. It is located cranial from the heart in the mediastinum behind the breastbone. With the onset of sexual maturity, the thymus regresses physiologically.

It develops from the 3rd throat pocket, is at first pairy, later unpaar, double-lobed. Grows until puberty begins, then gradually transforms into a fatty tissue body (except for remnants). Besides the bone marrow, the thymus is the primary lymphatic organ of the specific immune system, in which the development of immunocompetent T lymphocytes from stem cells takes place.

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-Der '''Thymus''' (Bries; im klass. Altertum als Sitz des Gemüts angesehen) ist ein Organ des lymphatischen Systems und somit Teil des Immunsystems  Er befindet sich [[kranial]]  vom Herzen im Mittelfell hinter dem Brustbein. Mit dem Eintritt in die Geschlechtsreife bildet sich der Thymus physiologisch zurück.
+The '''thymus''' (Bries; in classical antiquity regarded as the seat of the mind) is an organ of the lymphatic system and thus part of the immune system. It is located [[Kranial/en|cranial]] from the heart in the mediastinum behind the breastbone. With the onset of sexual maturity, the thymus regresses physiologically.
-Er entsteht aus der 3. Schlundtasche, ist zunächst paarig, später unpaar, zweilappig.  Bis Pubertätsbeginn wachsend, dann allmählich Umwandlung in einen Fettgewebskörper (bis auf Reste). Der Thymus ist neben dem Knochenmark das primäre lymphatische Organ des spezifischen Immunsystems, in ihm erfolgt die Entwicklung der [[Lymphozyten|immunkompetenten T-Lymphozyten]] aus Stammzellen.
+It develops from the 3rd throat pocket, is at first pairy, later unpaar, double-lobed.  Grows until puberty begins, then gradually transforms into a fatty tissue body (except for remnants). Besides the bone marrow, the thymus is the primary lymphatic organ of the specific immune system, in which the development of [[Lymphozyten/en|immunocompetent T lymphocytes]] from stem cells takes place.