Lymph differs from blood in possessing
(a) only WBC
(b) more RBC and WBC
(c) more RBC and few WBC
(d) more WBC and few RBC
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It lacks wbc and rbc
Explanation:
It contains only water and lymphocytes
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Lymph differs from blood in possessing
(a) only WBC
Explanation:
Lymph is a yellowish white fluid that is a part of the lymphatic system.
It comprises of water, white blood cells, glucose, salts, proteins and other minerals.
The lymphatic fluid is generally devoid of RBCs and only has WBCs. It plays a major role in immune responses.
The composition of lymph depends on the part of the body where it was produced.
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