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Investigating a Second Thymus in Mice

In the Report “Evidence for a functional second thymus in mice” (14 Apr., p. [284][1]; published online 1 Mar.), G. Terszowski et al. provide definitive evidence that, as in a number of other species, the mouse has a cervical thymus in addition to the conventional thoracic one. In this regard,