4.1 The Blood (GCSE Biology)

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What process involves platelets forming a jelly-like clot to stop bleeding?

What blood cells engulf and digest invading microorganisms?

What gas produced by cells is carried in the blood plasma to the lungs to be exhaled?

Which substance produced from protein breakdown is carried by the plasma to the kidneys?

Which blood cells produce antibodies to fight microorganisms?

Which cells in the blood are responsible for carrying oxygen around the body?

What component of blood has an enzyme-controlled reaction to form fibrin?

What feature allows red blood cells to easily fit through tiny blood vessels?

Which component of blood is incorrectly often thought responsible for the red colour of blood?

What do red blood cells lose during their development to help carry more haemoglobin?

What blood component is necessary for blood clotting at the site of a wound?

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