<prompt> MALT is most commonly present inDuodenumJejunumIleumStomach  <response>: Ans. c IleumRef: Wheaters Functional Histology: A Text and Colour Atlas 6th ed Pg 216MALT is most commonly present in Peyers patches in lamina propria of ileum throughout small intestineComponents of MALT are sometimes subdivided into:GALTGut-associated lymphoid tissue; Eg Peyers patches found in the lining of the small intestinesBALTBronchus-associated lymphoid tissueNALTNasal-associated lymphoid tissueCALTConjunctival-associated lymphoid tissueO-MALTOrganized mucosa-associated lymphatic tissue; Eg tonsils of Waldeyers tonsillar ringD-MALTDiffuse mucosa-associated lymphatic tissueLALTLarynx-associated lymphoid tissueSALTSkin-associated lymphoid tissue 