A 46-Year-Old Smoker Presents to Your Office with a Three

A 46-year-old smoker presents to your office with a three week history of low-grade fever, weakness and neck swelling. Biopsy of the affected tissue reveals the following histologic findings: An abnormality in which of the following tissues is most likely responsible for this patient's symptoms?

A) Respiratory epithelium
B) Thyroid gland
C) Lymphoid tissue
D) Myeloid precursors
E) Skin epithelium

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