Biology, asked by nav9456, 1 year ago

what is lymph in biology?

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Lymph is essentially the plasma present surrounding the body cells. It had the plasma part with some leukocytes or white blood cells that gave oozed out if the blood capillaries. It lacks red blood cells and blood platelets.

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