3.1.2. Transport in Animals d) The formation of tissue fluid

[@olliecole7163]

Thanks, this was really helpful

[@khadijaahmed5355]

I have been trying to get my head around this for an hour and this video helped me understand in 10 mins! Thank you so muchhh!!

[@clarebiology2858]

awh that’s ace! so glad it was helpful for you 👍

[@Milk-rx9zg]

Thank you for this great video, if you don’t mind me asking would there be more videos for transport in plants in the near future? 😁

[@clarebiology2858]

Hello! I’m so glad that the videos are helping. I am making my way through the content and I hope the rest of plants gets done in time to help your studies. Good luck with your exams tomorrow

[@Milk-rx9zg]

@@clarebiology2858 thanks for the notice, you’re videos really are helpful

[@abdulemalik8848]

Thank u so much .

[@clarebiology2858]

You're most welcome 👍

[@Арабист]

Thank you for the video. Are there examples of immiscible fluid discplacement in lige organisms? Like oil displacement by water?

[@clarebiology2858]

If there is you don’t need to know it for this a level specification 👍

[@joshlast4996]

Is the tissue fluid formed when water etc moved out of cappilaries? And then moved back in to cappilaires but 10% if it goes to the lymphatic system? Thanks

[@clarebiology2858]

yep 👍

[@joshlast4996]

Hi, oncotic pressure depends on the conc of plasma proteins right? Is this to do with water potentials? So more plasma proteins therefore decreases water potential and so water moved back into the blood of the capillary? Thanks

[@clarebiology2858]

yes spot on🙌