Question

why does wbc have irregular in shape?​

Answer 1

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Pseudopodia are extensions of cell membrane in as particular direction in order to facilitate the movement of entire cell in that direction. Pseudpodia in a moving cell keep forming an dissolving appearance giving irregular,constantly changing shape to the cell. That is why, white blood cells are irregular in shape.

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Answer 2

Answer:

$\bold \red{White \: blood \: cells \: do\: not \: have \: a \: definite \: shape \: because \: their  \: shape \: is \:  constantly \: changing \: as \: they \: continuously \: move \: in \: blood \: vessels \: as \: well \: as \: out \: of \: the \: blood \: vessel \: into \: the \: surrounding \: tissue \: fluid \: ( by \: diapedesis) \: by \: forming \: pseudopodia. ... That \:  is \:  why,  \: white \: blood \: cells \: are \: irregular \: in \: shape.}$