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Lymph vessels

Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x

Lymphatic capillaries <p>Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x</p>

Lymphatic capillaries

Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x
Vascular capillaries <p>Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x</p>

Vascular capillaries

Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x
Venules <p>Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x</p>

Venules

Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x
Epithelium <p>Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x</p>

Epithelium

Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x
Lamina propria <p>Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x</p>

Lamina propria

Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x
Muscularis mucosae <p>Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x</p>

Muscularis mucosae

Tissue fluid, which is filtered by diffuse lymphoid tissue as well as solitary and aggregated lymphoid nodules in lamina propria, enters lymphatic capillaries and is then termed “lymph.” Lymph capillaries anastomose to form larger lymphatic vessels. Lymph lacks red blood cells and stains pink due to its high protein content. Esophagus 200x
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