What is the significance of blood in human life?
| May 30, 2020 | Education
1) transport of substances (nutrient and unnecessary) and gases (oxygen and carbon dioxide);
2) protective (due to white blood cells (including lymphocytes), antibodies);
3) regulatory (participates in the humoral regulation of processes);
4) thermoregulatory (participates in maintaining a constant body temperature).
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