In this article we will discuss about the morphology of Erythrocytes, Leukocytes and Platelet. Morphology of Erythrocytes (RBC): The erythrocytes are the most numerous blood cells i.e. about 4-6 millions/mm3. They are also called red cells. In man and in all mammals, erythrocytes are devoid of a nucleus and have the shape of a biconcave […]
Morphology of Blood Cells | Blood | Body Fluids | Biology
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Differences between RBC and WBC | Types | Blood Cells | Biology
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The upcoming discussion will update you about the differences between RBC and WBC. Difference # RBC: 1. Physical Features: RBCs are bi-concave disc shaped, and have no nucleus, size is roughly approximately 6-8 m. 2. Life Span: 120 days. 3. Types: There is only one type of RBCs found in the blood. 4. Circulatory System: […]
Determination of Haematocrit | RBC | Blood Cells | Biology
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It is necessary to determine haematocrit with 6 hours after the blood collection. Principle: Blood is centrifuged in sealed capillary tube and PCV is determined by a special haematocrit reader. Requirements: Haematocrit Centrifuge: 1. It runs at high speed and produces RCF of 12,000 X g and runs at a speed of about 15,000RPM. It […]
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