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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN WHITE BLOOD CELLS AND RED BLOOD CELLS

 

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN WHITE BLOOD CELLS AND RED BLOOD CELLS


RED BLOOD CELLS 

WHITE BLOOD CELLS  

1.   Biconcave disc shape

Irregular in shape 

 2. Hemoglobin present.

Hemoglobin absent 

3. No nucleus in matured red blood cells  

Nucleus present 

 4. smaller in size and more numerous larger larger

Larger in size and fewer in number 

5. Transport oxygen from the lungs to the tissues and carbon dioxide from the tissue to the lungs. 

Defends the body against infection and disease  

6. Only one type. 

Many types 

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