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According to a study performed by a team lead byJ. H. Grendell of Winthrop University Hospital, people without an appendix were found to experience recurring intestinal C. diff. infections 2.5 times as much as people with an intact appendix. They state, "The CDI recurrence rate for patients with an appendix was 18%, compared with 45% in those without an appendix." Additionally, the tissue of the appendix has been found to be rich in active lymphatic follicles similar to those found throughout the intestinal tract. Such lymphatic tissue plays several important biochemical roles in the immune system. In fact, the immune tissue of the appendix has ahigherdensity of immunoglobulin (Ig)A- and IgG-producing immunocytes than the colon. The appendix therefore appears to play a role in the gut's defense against infection.

While the details are not yet fully confirmed by experiment as to how this all works, the line of thinking goes like this: There are typically two kinds of bacteria in the human colon. The bad bacteria destroys tissue and therefore causes infection and disease. The good bacteria does not harm the colon, and in fact benefits humans by keeping the bad bacteria scarce. They this by beating the bad bacteria in a competition for resources and space. When a person takes antibiotics or experiences an illness that gets rid of the bacteria in the colon, the bad bacteria finds it has the space to get the upper hand. According to this line of thinking, the role of the appendix is to store good bacteria when the colon is being flushed out, so that it can reintroduce the good bacteria into the colon before the bad bacteria takes control. The appendix therefore helps maintain healthy gut flora and is not vestigial. In fact,recent researchinto the evolution of the appendix has revealed a complex winding path through history that does not fit the old vestigial-structure storyline. H. F. Smith and various collaborators at the University of Arizona havestated

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