How are the white blood cells adapted to their function?

Answer 1

Phagocytes are white blood cells which engulf harmful microorganisms in the body. They have a flexible cell membrane which means they can squueze through small gaps in the capillaries to travel to where they are needed in the body. Their cytoplasm contains enzymes. This means that once a micro-organism is ingested by the cell, it will be digested by these enzymes.The cell membrane has a sensitive surface to enable the cell to detect foreign bodies and destroy.

Lymphocytes produce antibodies to defend against disease. They are adapted by having a large nucleus which contains many copies of genes for the control of the production of antibodies. NOB

Answer 2

White blood cells are adapted to their function through specialized structures like phagocytic vesicles that engulf and destroy pathogens, and receptors that allow them to detect foreign invaders. They can also travel through tissues and migrate to sites of infection to eliminate pathogens effectively. Additionally, their ability to produce antibodies and cytokines helps activate the immune response.

Answer 3

it all starts from the bone

then when you get older your bone sweels up in the inside and then if you cut your bone you see white blood.

Answer 4

they are very small XD