The thalamus is known as the chief relay station in the brain because it directs sensory information to various parts of the brain and motor information to the skeletal muscles.
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-Directly attack cancerous cells, transplanted tissue and cells invaded by
antigens.
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-Serves as the chief relay station for sensory messages coming in and for
motor commands out to the skeletal muscles
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-Report invasions and stimulate lymphocyte production in the spleen and
lymph nodes.