Lymph capillaries differ from systemic blood capillaries in that they

Question

Lymph capillaries differ from systemic blood capillaries in that they (A) collapse when interstitial pressure increases (B) are absent in the central nervous system (C) are not lined by endothelium (D) lack valves

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Nearly all tissues of the body have a lymphatic circulation, one exception being the central nervous system.

Q. Lymph capillaries differ from systemic blood capillaries in that they

collapse when interstitial pressure increases

are absent in the central nervous system

are not lined by endothelium

lack valves

Nearly all tissues of the body have a lymphatic circulation, one exception being the central nervous system.