Components of Blood

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Blood is made up plasma, red and white blood cells, and platelets. This video explains the functions of each of those components, as well as all the solutes found in the plasma.

0:00 Intro
0:48 Three Layers of Blood
1:28 Red Blood Cells
2:53 White Blood Cells
3:54 Platelets
5:04 Plasma Proteins
8:01 Other Plasma Solutes
9:03 Recap
10:20 Endscreen

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At 4:38, the platelets stick to the cells of the walls of the veins, the rbc's just get tangled up in the net, the net or repair of the DNA of the vessel considering a vessel is a barrier or membrane itself replacing damaged double helix coils, early capillaries packed with rbc's grow and are deposited at damage location or positioned for the shedding process, early capillaries may appear long and cylindrical stored in branched out afferent microarterioles slowly pushed through a capillary including the current of BP allowing time for centrifuge in the capillary bed or alveoli, once the oxygenated or deoxygenated leaves the organ or gland its back into the vessel coinciding centrifuge, in-between BP pulses a state of suspended animation gives time for the gasses to rise and the heavier substances to sink in diffusion

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thanks for this video. i have type 2 diabetes. a friend said that sugars bond to the outside of the blood cells and act like mini sanders to the walls of the veins. from what you said, i gather that sugars along with nutrients and waste are in the plasma. any videos to explain this?

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