Blood 2, Cells, structure and function of red and white blood cells

Red blood cells are erythrocytes
The function of the erythrocytes is to carry oxygen from lungs to tissues and
carbon dioxide from tissues to lungs. The percentage of blood which is composed
of red cells is termed the haematocrit; this may be lowered in some forms of
anaemia. Red cells are biconcave discs. This shape provides a large surface area
for gaseous exchange and also gives the cell flexibility. Some capillaries are so
small the red cells have to squeeze through by deforming their shape. Red cells are
about 7 micrometres in diameter (i.e. 7 one thousandths of a millimetre). Every
cubic millimetre (mm3) of blood contains about 5 million red blood cells.

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Does RBC( erythrocytes) also carry nutrients with it along with oxygen to various parts of our body? And Do they also carry excretory waste product along with carbondioxide?

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​@@Caroline2293xx1uRBC can carry CO2 where CO2 will combine with hemoglobin to form carboxyhaemoglobin but other waste products it cannot carry

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i didn't know that thrombocytes fall under the classification of white blood cells (leucocytes)......or when you refer to them as agranulocyctes are you referring to the fact that they lack granules?? I'm completely lost here. HELP! 😟

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I always classify platelets as white cell fragments, they derive from large cells called megakaryocytic.

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Sir you grouped thrombocytes under white blood cells?

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Are (platelets)thrompocytes belong to white blood cells?

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No! They are totally different! Leukocytes are the white cells with immunity function and the platelets are cell fragments with coagulation role.

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This might be over my head. Im curious what they construct in the body? Oxygen what else?

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Plasma cells and plasma in the bloodstream are completely different, correct?

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What are the roles NUCLEOTIDES, OLIGOPEPTIDES AND AMINO ACIDS on these cells?

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Please what is the function of the thrombocyte in the Agranulocyte

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Sir platelets is not a type of wbc
Agranulucytes are monocytes n lymphocytes .correct me if i m wrong

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Platelets are derived from megakaryocytic, which I guess are a form of white cell, even if only present in the bone marrow.

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my lecturer told me that platelets are NOT thrombocytes, and that calling them thrombocytes is incorrect...?

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