Question

How does lymph differ from the blood?

Answer 1

1. Blood is a fluid connective tissue widely used to transport and remove substances in the body.
2. Lymph is a whitish fluid that comprises lymphocytes and white blood vessels and is also used to transport.

Blood	Lymph
it is a constituent of the circulatory system	It is a constituent of the lymphatic system.
2. Carries more oxygen, digested food, and waste material.	2. Carries less oxygen, digested food, and waste material.
3. Protects the body and is part of the immune system.	3. Helps in circulating nutrients, gases wastes, and other toxins.
4. The plasma comprises protein, calcium, and phosphorous.	4. It lacks proteins.
5. Blood moves in a circular motion	5. Lymph moves in a single direction.