Question

what is wbc and rbc ? what is their function?​

Answer 1

Required Answer:-

$\LARGE{ \boxed{ \red{ \bf{WBCs}}}}$

• Also known as Leucocytes.
• They are larger in size but lesser in number as compared to RBCs.
• They act as soilders by providing immunity.
• They have an unique property known as Diapedesis, which means the WBCs can squeeze into anything.
• They are amoeboid in nature. They can easily change their shape.
• They are basically two major groups of WBCs:- Granulocytes and Agranulocytes.

$\LARGE{ \boxed{ \red{ \bf{RBCs}}}}$

• Also known as Erythrocytes.
• They are smaller and biconcave in shape.
• After maturity, they are devoid of nucleus and membrane bound organelles to increase surface area.
• They contain a red pigment known as haemoglobin which carries oxygen in our blood. It also carries other gases as well.
• They are formed in the bone marrow and returns to spleen which is their graveyard

Answer 2

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$\LARGE{ \boxed{{ \bf{WBCs}}}}$

• Also known as Leucocytes.
• They are larger in size but lesser in number as compared to RBCs.
• They act as soilders by providing immunity.
• They have an unique property known as Diapedesis, which means the WBCs can squeeze into anything.
• They are amoeboid in nature. They can easily change their shape.
• They are basically two major groups of WBCs:- Granulocytes and Agranulocytes.

$\LARGE{ \boxed{ { \bf{RBCs}}}} </p><p>$

• Also known as Erythrocytes.
• They are smaller and biconcave in shape.
• After maturity, they are devoid of nucleus and membrane bound organelles to increase surface area.
• They contain a red pigment known as haemoglobin which carries oxygen in our blood. It also carries other gases as well.
• They are formed in the bone marrow and returns to spleen which is their graveyard