Answer:
Blood
Lymph
Blood is a connective tissue
which have erythrocytes leucocytes and platelet present in fluid called
plasma. It-flows in all blood vessels.
Lymph is also a connective
tissue which, is devoid of RBC but has large number of WBC (leucocytes) in
plasma.
It flows only in lymphatic
system and is also found extracelluarly inside the tissue.
(b) Difference between
basophils and eosinophils are as follows
Basophils
Eosinophils
These possess 3 lobed
nucleus, with less number of coarse granules.
These take basic stain.
These are normally 0-1% is
the blood.
These possess bilobed nucleus
and coarse granules in cytoplasm These take acidic stain These are 1-6% is
the blood.
(c) Difference between
tricuspid valve and bicuspid valve are as follows
Tricuspid Valve
Bicuspid Valve
This valve separate the right
atria from right ventricle. It is made of 3 cusps or flaps.
This is also known as right
atrio ventricular valve.
This valve separates the left
atria from left ventricle.
It has 2 cusps or flaps. This
is also called mitral valve or left atrio ventricular valve.
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