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How does the structure of bone allow it to function with the immune system? (PLEASE HELP QUICK THEYRE COMING)
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How does the structure of bone allow it to function with the immune system? (PLEASE HELP QUICK THEYRE COMING)

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In addition to providing a structural support for the body and a reservoir for calcium, bone encases the bone marrow, a primary site for hematopoiesis and immune system development.

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