Efferent lymphatic vessels transport lymph that contains _____________. pathogens and antigens pathogens and antibodies antibodies and...
Efferent lymphatic vessels transport lymph that contains _____________.
| pathogens and antigens |
| pathogens and antibodies |
| antibodies and activated T cells |
| antibodies only |
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Answer:
antibodies and activated T cells
Efferent lymphatics (usually only one or two for each node) carry lymphocytes and lymph plasma out of lymph nodes ultimately into the major efferent ducts and then back to the blood. Efferent lymph from regional lymph nodes may pass through one or more lymph nodes downstream before reaching a major efferent duct.
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Efferent lymphatic vessels
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