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What sublayer of the mucosa is composed of loose connective tissue whose capillaries nourish the lining, absorb digested nutrients, and contains lymphoid tissue to defend against invasion by pathogens? A. Muscularis mucosae B. Submucosa C. Mucous epithelium D. Lamina propria

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What sublayer of the mucosa is composed of loose connective tissue whose capillaries nourish the lining, absorb digested nutrients, and contains lymphoid tissue to defend against invasion by pathogens? A. Muscularis mucosae B. Submucosa C. Mucous epithelium D. Lamina propria

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The sublayer of the mucosa that is composed of loose connective tissue whose capillaries nourish the lining, absorb digested nutrients, and contains lymphoid tissue to defend against invasion by pathogens is D. Lamina propria.

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