What are the main cells of the lymphatic system?

A) red blood cells
B) lymph nodes
C) macrophages
D) lymphocytes


D
Explanation:
A) Red blood cells are not the cells of the lymphatic system.
B) Lymph nodes are not cells.
C) Macrophages are not the main cells of the lymphatic system.

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