The difference between blood and lymph is
- ABlood has $RBCs$ and $WBCs$,while lymph has no cells
- BBlood has $RBCs$ and $WBCs$,while lymph has only $WBCs$
- CBlood has no cells,while lymph has $RBCs$ and $WBCs$
- DBlood has only $RBCs$,while lymph has only $WBCs$
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