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Amanda [17]
4 years ago
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1. Lest den Text auf dem

Biology
1 answer:
daser333 [38]4 years ago
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Answer:

Blutzellen. Blut enthält viele Arten von Zellen: weiße Blutkörperchen (Monozyten, Lymphozyten, Neutrophile, Eosinophile, Basophile und Makrophagen), rote Blutkörperchen (Erythrozyten) und Blutplättchen. Blut zirkuliert durch den Körper in den Arterien und Venen.

Explanation:

Blut besteht hauptsächlich aus Plasma, aber 3 Haupttypen von Blutzellen zirkulieren mit dem Plasma: Blutplättchen helfen dem Blut bei der Gerinnung. Durch die Gerinnung wird verhindert, dass Blut aus dem Körper fließt, wenn eine Vene oder Arterie gebrochen ist. Thrombozyten werden auch als Thrombozyten, rote Blutzellen (RBCs) oder Erythrozyten bezeichnet.

Blutplättchen oder Thrombozyten.

fünf Arten von weißen Blutkörperchen (WBCs) oder Leukozyten. Drei Arten von Granulozyten. Neutrophile. Eosinophile. Basophile. Zwei Arten von Leukozyten ohne Granulat im Zytoplasma.

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