Definition: Lymphs are a type of blood cell that play important roles in the immune system. They are made up of two types, the white (lymph) and the red (lymph). The white lymph cells are responsible for fighting off infections and viruses, while the red lymph cells help to fight off foreign invaders such as bacteria or parasites. Lymph nodes are also involved in the immune response. These are small, enclosed spaces that contain a variety of lymphocytes (white and red lymph cells
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