Anatomy of blood

This is called the "river of life" because it transports everything our cells need to survive.

A "stem cell" where formed elements arise. This resides in the red bone marrow.

All of the following are Leukocytes except for:

This part of your blood contains hemoglobin that helps transport oxygen in your blood

This part of your blood is primarily water, noncellular; the fluid matrix of blood

This leukocyte releases histamine during inflammatory reactions

The prefix "erythro" means

The formation of red blood cells is called

This type of white blood cell originated in the bone marrow and may be formed in lymphoid tissue

What are 2 antigens that determine blood type?