How are red and white blood cells alike?

Answer 1

they are both cells and there are fewer white blood cells than red ones

They are mostly water. They are bounded by a cell membrane. In some animals (not humans), they both have nuclei. They both have specific purposes. Neither reproduces itself.

Answer 2

== == Platelets: surface when you get cut and clogs the bleeding (scabs) white blood cells: fight against bacterias and viruses

red blood cells: Carry "food" and oxygen == ==
their both in your body, they both can only be seen through a microscope, their both cells(blood), they both benefit your body, and you need them both to survive that's all i could think of
All i know about red blood cells is that they are part of your first line defence. White blood cells on the other hand are your second line of defence and they find diseases/pathogens and find them, some may just 'eat up' the pathogens but others will make antibodies which put antigens on the pathogens and kill them.

That is what i think as i have just done about it in science! Year 8
well it is quite obvious whrn you think about it.............THEY ARE BOTH CELLS. see the simplist way of doing it just think what they both have in common plus blah blah blah blah blah!EASY!!tfjtfhbdgffhg

Answer 3

1. Both red blood cells and white blood cells are found in blood.

2. Both red blood cells and white blood cells can be carried by blood from one part to other part of our body.

3.The red blood cells and the White Blood Cells can are found in the circulatory system.

4.It both have cell membrane and cytoplasm.

Answer 4

they both travel in

viens and arteries

Answer 5

The circulatory system is what moves red blood cells around the body so the really dont have much of anything in common......