Substances in the capillaries can easily escape due to the thin, permeable walls of the capillaries, which are composed of a single layer of endothelial cells. This structure allows for the diffusion of small molecules and gases, as well as the passage of larger substances through intercellular gaps or fenestrations in certain types of capillaries. Additionally, the pressure within the capillaries facilitates the movement of fluids and solutes into surrounding tissues, enhancing the exchange process essential for nutrient delivery and waste removal.
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