State briefly the difference between white blood cells and red blood cells.

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Red blood cells

White blood cells

Red blood cells are small biconcave disc shape.

White blood cells are irregular in shape.

Red blood cells are enucleated

White blood cells are nucleated

They contain haemoglobin.

They lack haemoglobin.

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State briefly the difference between white blood cells and red blood cells.

Red blood cells​ ​ White blood cells​ ​ Red blood cells are small biconcave disc shape.​ White blood cells are irregular in shape.​ ​ Red blood cells are enucleated ​ White blood cells are nucleated ​ They contain haemoglobin.​ ​ They lack haemoglobin. ​ ​

Red blood cells

White blood cells

Red blood cells are small biconcave disc shape.

White blood cells are irregular in shape.

Red blood cells are enucleated

White blood cells are nucleated

They contain haemoglobin.

They lack haemoglobin.