Question

explain plasma , explain rbc, explain wbc, explain platelets
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Answer 1

Answer:

there you go

Explanation:

Plasma is the main component of blood and consists mostly of water, with proteins, ions, nutrients, and wastes mixed in. Red blood cells are responsible for carrying oxygen and carbon dioxide. Platelets are responsible for blood clotting. White blood cells are part of the immune system and function in immune response

Answer 2

Blood, a mobile connective tissue composed of a fluid,the plasma and the cells, the blood corpuscles.

Plasma :-

• It is a slightly alkaline non-living intercellular substance (watery fluid).

• It constitutes 55% part of the blood.

• It is pale yellow bin colour but transparent and clear.

• It is composed of water, minerals, proteins,immunoglobulins, excretory products, hormones, etc.

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RBC :-

• Erythrocytes or the Red Blood Corpuscles are the most abundant cells in the human body.

• These are non-nucleated , biconcave and circular cells.

• These cells do not have cell organelles which increases their surface area and enables these to carry more haemoglobin.

• Haemoglobin, the respiratory pigment in our blood is responsible for the red colour of the RBCs.

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WBC :-

• Leucocytes or the white blood corpuscles are colourless and irregular in shape. They can change their shape like amoeba.

• These cells are larger than RBCs.

• White blood cells are of two types Agranulocytes and Lymphocytes.

• These cells play a vital role in our immune system as these are responsible for producing antibodies, engulfing bacterias and other waste material being phagocytic in nature,etc.