In comparison to blood, lymph has

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In comparison to blood, lymph has (A) Plasma without proteins (B) More WBCs and no RBCs (C) More RBCs and less WBCs (D) No plasma

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Lymph is a fluid connective tissue containing lymph plasma and cells. The cells in lymph are floating amoeboid cells called WBCs (white blood cells) which are mostly lymphocytes. RBCs and platelets are absent in lymph.

Q. In comparison to blood, lymph has

Plasma without proteins

More WBCs and no RBCs

More RBCs and less WBCs

No plasma

Lymph is a fluid connective tissue containing lymph plasma and cells. The cells in lymph are floating amoeboid cells called $W BC s$ (white blood cells) which are mostly lymphocytes. $RBC s$ and platelets are absent in lymph.