What is white blood cell

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White Blood Cells are also called as Leukocytes - They are larger than RBCs and do not have haemoglobin. They fight against germs that enter the body. Thus, they protect the body from diseases.

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What is white blood cell

Dear Student White Blood Cells are also called as Leukocytes - They are larger than RBCs and do not have haemoglobin. They fight against germs that enter the body. Thus, they protect the body from diseases. Regards

Dear Student

White Blood Cells are also called as Leukocytes - They are larger than RBCs and do not have haemoglobin. They fight against germs that enter the body. Thus, they protect the body from diseases.

Regards