How is the white blood cells adapted for its function?

Answer 1

White blood cells (leukocytes) are adapted for their function in several ways. They possess flexible membranes that allow them to change shape and squeeze through blood vessel walls to reach infected tissues. Many types of white blood cells have specialized receptors that identify and bind to pathogens, while others can produce antibodies or release chemicals to combat infections. Additionally, their ability to move toward chemical signals from pathogens enables them to respond quickly to infections.