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Edexcel IGCSE circulation topic 1 LV
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    Blood
    5 litres in the body -a specific type of tissue consisting of millions of cells in a fluid- jobs: to TRANSPORT SUBSTANCES around the body DEFEND body against infections and disease 

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    Platelets
    NO NUCLEUS  - fragments of cells made in BONE MARROW [400,000 per Cm3 of blood]CLOTTS blood vessels are usually smooth- when cut they become rough; this causes a chemical to be released. FIBRINOGEN = soluble protein  FIBRIN = insoluble protein             ^           fibrin - MESH where red blood cells and platelets are trapped 

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    Red Blood Cells 
    [5,000,000 per CM3]Made in RED BONE MARROW live for 4 MONTHS - destroyed in LIVER SPLEEN  red pigment - IRON  no nucleus = Haemoglobin  BICONCAVE shape = increased surface are  Haemoglobin > a Protein > contains Iron = carries O2Haemoglobin + oxygen --------> oxyhaemoglobin CO poisoning Haemoglobin has a GREATER AFFINITY for CO than O2.breathed CO - less O2 binds with haemoglobin - tissues starve - no energy -deathCO = Car exhausts fumes and cigarettes 

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    White Blood Cells Pt1
    - larger than red bloods cells- fewer of them [ 8,000 per CM3] function  DEFEND against disease causing micro organisms called Pathogens.primary body defences ---> skin & openings secret defensive chemicals e.g.. mucus, HCl 2 types - Phagocytes & lymphocytes

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    Lymphocytes 
    - made in the LYMPHATIC SYSTEM - Live for SEVERAL YEARS SPHERICAL shape & Red Blood Cell size  LARGE NUCLEUS, Small NON-GRANUAL CYTOPLASM  Function:produce ANTIBODIES ANTIBODIES target surface of proteins called ANTIGENS then tell lymphocytes to produce more anitbodies  cause Micro organisms to CLUMP TOGETHER  PROMOTES phagocytosis   prevents Antigens INVADING HOST CELL tagets toxins with ANTI-TOXINS

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