Science, asked by himanshu1376, 1 year ago

what is capillaries​

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Answered by daisy55
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Hey mate,

These are the blood vessels that form a network between arteies and veins... ========plz. Mark it as brainliest answer=======


jatinder981347pbclsn: The smallest and narrow tube like structure which carry blood to internal organs
himanshu1376: thanks
Answered by Anonymous
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Answer :-

In general terms, "Capillaries" can be defined as the connections between veins and arteries.

Extra Information :-

  • Capillaries were discovered by an Italian physician and biologist - "Marcello Malpighi".

  • Capillaries are the smallest, microscopic blood vessels in the body.

  • A "Metarteriole" is a vessel that emerges from an arterial end and supplies a group of 10 to 100 capillaries that constitute a "Capillary bed".

  • Capillaries don't have any muscular walls.

  • Capillaries are made up of a single layer of flat "Endothelial cells".

  • Capillaries are permeable to water and some other small solutes (known as exchange vessels).

  • Capillaries are not permeable to proteins and other macromolecules.

  • The diameter of one lumen of capillaries varies from 7.5 micrometer to 75 micrometer.

  • Only about 5% to 7% of the total volume of blood is contained in the capillaries.
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