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WBCs are originally formed in the Bone Marrow inside the Bone in an immature form. From there, it migrates to the Thymus Organ where it gains its maturity and differentiation into T cells or other types of cells. It then circulates in the blood stream so it is pretty much found in every organ where the blood flows. :)

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12y ago

It isnt an organ, they are created in the bone marrow. That is why when suffering from bone marrow cancer, those people get killed by the common cold because there are no White Blood Cells to kill it.

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15y ago

Bone Marrow! In the form of leucocytes (sp?) - over 100 billion a day

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White blood cells are produced in bone marrow.

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Bone marrow and the thymus hold white blood cells. There are also lymph nodes where white blood cells circulate and meet antigens.

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White blood cells are not made in an organ: they are made from a multipotent cell in the bone marrow known as a hematopoietic stem cell.

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The Excetory System

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The Immune System

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Bone marrow

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Bone marrow

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