How does interstitial fluid affect the cells?

Answer 1

This fluid is the environment in which the cell lives. The blood exchanges materials with this fluid so it becomes a good environment for the cell.The blood provides this fluid with the cell's needs and takes the waste from it.

This fluid contains dissolved nutrients so the cell can absorb them; it is also continuously regulated in terms of pH, salinity, and temperature. WBC in this fluid continuously check for invaders around the cell.

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Answer 2

Daniel Arnold

Interstitial fluid facilitates nutrient and gas exchange between blood and cells, supporting cell metabolism and maintaining cellular environment.

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