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are the primary carriers of oxygen to the cells and tissues of the body. B 2. The biconcave shape of the A – FUjpj; jputtpioak;. erythrocyte is an adaptation for B – FUjpf;fyq;fs;. maximizing the surface area FUjpf;fyq;fs;. across which oxygen is 1. FUjpapd; mikg;gpy; ,J 45% exchanged for carbon dioxide. MFk;. 3. Its shape and flexible plasma 2. gpd;tUk; FUjpf;fyq;fs; membrane allow the erythrocyte FUjpapy; cz;L :- to penetrate the 1. nrq;FUjpf;fyq;fs;. erythrocyte to penetrate the smallest of blood capillaries. 2. ntz;FUjpf;fyq;fs;. 3. FUjpr;rpWjl;Lf;fs;.
fhzg;gLk;. 1. FUjpapy; cs;s fyq;fspy; fUTs;s fyq;fs; ,itahFk;. 7. ntz;FUjpf;fyq;fs; gpwnghUs; vjphpfisf; Rue;J gpw nghUl; 2. ,it nghJtpy; nrt;ntd;G fis mopf;fpd;wJ. kr;irapy; cUthfpd;wd. 3. ,it jpl;lkhd tbtj;ijf; FUjpr; rpWjl;L . (Thrombocytes) nfhz;bUg;gjpy;iy. 1. Thrombocytes, or platelets, are the 4. ,jdhy; ,it mkPghTUf; smallest cellular component of blood. fyq;fs; vdg;gLk;. They circulate inactivated, about 5. ,it eph;gPldj;ij clYf;F 250,000 per cubic mm of blood, until toq;Ffpd;wJ. they come into contact with a damaged blood vessel. 6. ,tw;wpy; NkYk; 5 tif cz;L. 2. At this point, the platelets form a 1. eLepiyehb. clump, adhering to each other and to 2. ,Nahrpehb. the blood vessel wall. They secrete chemicals that alter a blood-borne 3. %yehb. protein, fibrinogen, so that it forms a 4. epzePh;f;Fopak;. mesh of fibers at the damaged site. 5. xw;iwf;Fopak;. 3. A clot forms when platelets and red and white blood cells become trapped in the 7. xU fd kPw;wh; FUjpapy; 7000- fibers. Blood clotting begins within 11000 tiuapyhd ntz;Fopaq; seconds of injury. fs; cz;L.
euk;G f;fyj; jpd; gFjpfSk; NERVE TISSUES mtw;wpd; njhopy; fSk;. 1. These highly complex groups of gFjp njhopy; cells, called ganglia (nerve nuclei), transfer information from one part fyTly; fzj; jhf;fr; of the body to another. nraw;ghLfisf; fl;Lg;gLj;jy;. 2. Each neuron, or nerve cell, consists of a cell body with branching cl;fhT fyTliy Nehf;fpf; dendrites and one long fiber, or euk;GKis fzj; jhf;f j; ijf; axon. flj;jy;. 3. The dendrites connect one neuron ntspf;fhT fyTlypy; ,Ue;J to another and transmit information euk;GKis ntspNehf;fpf; towards the centre of the neuron; fzj; jhf;f j; ijf; the axon transmits impulses to an flj;jy; organ or tissue. kaypd; fzj; jhf;f euk;gpioaj;jpd; njhopy;fs; Ntfj; ijf; 1. euk;Gf;f zj;jhf;fq; fisf; ftrk; $l;ly;. flj;jy;. ,ud;tpahpd; euk;Gfs; 2. thq;fpfsf; fFk; tpisT fZ fpinfhs;sy;. fhl;bfSf;Fkpilapy; njhlh; ig Vw;gLj; jy;. A.R.Emil. Science & Technology 113