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The body system responsible for maintaining fluid homeostasis, tissue fluid levels, the immune system transport pathway, and more.
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The part of the lymphatic system that forms from vasculogenesis and angiogenesis.
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One of the four additional lymphatic sacs associated with the intestines.
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The posterior lymphatics sacs are associated with the junctions of these veins.
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These sacs collect fluid from lymphatic vessels of the upper trunk, upper limbs, head, and neck.
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One of the major organs of the lymphatic system, starting with the letter “s.”
