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Interstitial fluid pressure > lymphatic pressure

lymph vessel flaps open → interstitial fluid enters lymphatic capillaries → lymphatic circulation merges with veins → returns the fluid to blood

Interstitial fluid pressure < lymphatic pressure

lymph vessel flaps close → prevents lymph from leaking back out

lacteals

fat absorption into small intestine

where are lymphocytes made, stored, and differentiated?

made: bone marrow


stored: lymphoid tissue


differentiate: lymphoid tissue

where is lymphoid tissue found?

1. lymph nodes


2. thymus


3. scattered throughout various organs

what do lymphocytes do?

1. clean/filters lymph


2. activation: start releasing chemicals that stimulate immune response

thymus

1. lymph tissue


2. where T cells mature