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what is difference between artery and vein?​

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Answered by punj87
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Answer:

artery carry oxygen rich blood.

vein carry deoxygenated blood .

artery supply oxygen from lungs to all parts of body..

vein carry deoxygenated blood from all parts of body to lungs

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Answered by shtushar3601
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Always remember Artery carries blood away from the Heart, and Vein carries blood towards the heart, no matter it be oxygenated or deoxygenated blood! Nextly, Arteries are deep seated into our body, we cant see them directly, whereas Veins are superficial, you can notice those blue lines on hands especially! Also, Arteries do not have valves, because blood in it flows by the pressure of heart whereas, Veins have Valves, so as to prevent the back flow of Blood into the tissues!

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