The circulatory system keeps your body alive and active. In KS3 Science, students learn how the heart and blood vessels deliver oxygen and remove waste.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - The circulatory system
It is the liquid part of blood
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They have no nucleus so that they can contain lots of haemoglobin
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Some white blood cells digest microbes
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They stick together, along with a protein called fibrinogen to form a clot which plugs the hole in the blood vessel
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Their wall is only one cell thick
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They are part of our immune system
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They also produce antibodies and neutralise toxins
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Plasma also transports glucose and hormones
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Haemoglobin is the protein inside a red blood cell
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It transports waste AWAY from cells
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