Red Blood Cell - Revision history

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‎Meaning

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‎About Red Blood Cells

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‎About Red Blood Cells

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 ===Meaning===
 [[File:Blood.png|right|300px|thumb|A magnified image of blood going through a capillary.]]
-A '''red blood cell''' is [[Specialised Cell|specialised cell]] which carries [[oxygen]] around the body.
+A '''red blood cell''' is a [[Specialised Cell|specialised cell]] which carries [[oxygen]] around the body.
 ===Adaptations of Red Blood Cells===
 : '''Red blood cells''' are shaped to fit through [[capillary|capillaries]] without getting stuck.

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		+	====Edexcel====
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	\| style="height:20px; width:200px; text-align:center;" \|A [[diagram]] showing the [[percentage]]s of the different parts that make up [[blood]].		\| style="height:20px; width:200px; text-align:center;" \|A [[diagram]] showing the [[percentage]]s of the different parts that make up [[blood]].
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		+	===References===
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 ==Key Stage 4==
 ===Meaning===
 A '''red blood cell''' is a [[Specialised Animal Cell|specialised animal cell]] used to transport [[oxygen]] around the body.
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 : When '''red blood cells''' die they are broken into small pieces called [[platelet]]s which help the [[blood]] clot when there is an open wound.
 : If a person suffers from [[Sickle Cell Anemia]] the '''red blood cells''' are sickle shaped so they can become stuck in [[capillaries]].

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 ===About Red Blood Cells===
-: [[Blood]] is a [[tissue]] made of [[Plasma (Biology)|plasma]], [[White Blood Cell|white blood cells]] and '''red blood cells'''.
+: [[Blood]] is a [[tissue]] made of [[Blood Plasma|plasma]], [[White Blood Cell|white blood cells]] and '''red blood cells'''.
 : '''Red blood cells''' are specially [[Adaptation|adapted]] to transfer [[oxygen]] around the body.

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 ===Adaptations of Red Blood Cells===
-: '''Red blood cells''' have a [[biconcave]] shape which maximises their [[Surface Area|surface area]] to allow [[oxygen]] to be [[Absorb (Biology)|absorbed]] quickly.
+: '''Red blood cells''' have a biconcave shape which maximises their [[Surface Area|surface area]] to allow [[oxygen]] to be [[Absorb (Biology)|absorbed]] quickly.
 : '''Red blood cells''' have a smooth rounded edge to pass through the [[capillaries]] without getting stuck.
 : '''Red blood cells''' have a large number of [[haemoglobin]] [[molecule]]s used to transport [[oxygen]].

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 : '''Red blood cells''' carry [[oxygen]] in their [[haemoglobin]] [[molecule]]s.
 : '''Red blood cells''' are made in the [[Bone Marrow|bone marrow]].
-: When '''red blood cells''' die they are broken into small pieces called [[platelets]] which help the [[blood]] clot when there is an open wound.
+: When '''red blood cells''' die they are broken into small pieces called [[platelet]]s which help the [[blood]] clot when there is an open wound.
 : If a person suffers from [[Sickle Cell Anemia]] the '''red blood cells''' are sickle shaped so they can become stuck in [[capillaries]].