Difference between revisions of "Red Blood Cell"

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A magnified image of blood going through a capillary.

A red blood cell is specialised cell which carries oxygen around the body.

Red blood cells are shaped to fit through capillaries without getting stuck.

Red blood cells are shaped to have a large surface area.

Red blood cells have no nucleus to provide a bigger volume inside to store oxygen.

All muscles in the body are made of muscle cells.

Muscle cells are specially adapted to allow for movement.

Many muscle cells grouped together make muscle tissue.

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+==Key Stage 3==
+===Meaning===
+[[File:Blood.png|right|300px|thumb|A magnified image of blood going through a capillary.]]
+A '''red blood cell''' is [[Specialised Cell|specialised cell]] which carries [[oxygen]] around the body.
+===Adaptations of Red Blood Cells===
+: '''Red blood cells''' are shaped to fit through [[capillary|capillaries]] without getting stuck.
+: '''Red blood cells''' are shaped to have a large surface area.
+: '''Red blood cells''' have no [[nucleus]] to provide a bigger volume inside to store oxygen.
+===About Red Blood Cells===
+: All [[muscle]]s in the body are made of '''muscle cells'''.
+: '''Muscle cells''' are specially [[Adaptation|adapted]] to allow for movement.
+: Many '''muscle cells''' grouped together make [[Muscle Tissue|muscle tissue]].
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+|[[File:RedBloodCell.png|center|400px]]
+|}