HUMAN ANATOMY
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Author: SALADIN
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Chapter 22.2, Problem 4BYGO
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Similarities between T. B. and NK cells, the different functions of T. B, NK cells, and the different functions of T and B cells.
Introduction:
Lymph is a fluid that flows in our body without the use of any pump (heart). Lymph flows with very little pressure and speed. Along with vessels, lymph also contains lymphatic tissues. These tissues contain different varieties of lymphocytes. These cells play a different role in defense and providing immunity.
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