Differences between RBC and WBC

 S.N RBC WBC 1. RBC stands for red blood cells. WBC stands for white blood cells. 2. They are also known as erythrocytes. They are also known as leucocytes. 3. They are small biconcave and non nucleated. They are comparatively larger, amoeboid and nucleated 4. Much more in number. Much less in number. 5. Around … Read more

Blood and its composition

red coloured fluid connective tissue. Alkaline and salty in taste (pH 7.35-7.45). 7-8% of body weight. Average volume is 5-6 litres in male and 4-5 litres in female. Slightly denser than water (1.043-1.060 gm/ml). 5 times more viscous than water. Red due to presence of haemoglobin. Temperature – 100.4°F. Made up of plasma (55%) and … Read more

Differences between blood and lymph

S.N            Blood      Lymph 1. It is red coloured liquid connective tissue due to presence of haemoglobin in RBCs. It is colourless liquid connective tissue due to the absence of RBCs. 2. It is found in blood vessel. It is found in lymph vessel. 3. It is formed of … Read more