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1(a)(i) The organelle labelled X controls the activities of the white blood cell. What is the name of organelle X? A A mitochondrion B ribosome C chromosome D nucleu... show full transcript
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White blood cells protect the body from disease in several ways:
Phagocytosis: White blood cells can engulf and digest pathogens, effectively removing them from the bloodstream and preventing infections.
Antibody Production: White blood cells, especially B lymphocytes, produce antibodies that immobilize and neutralize pathogens, aiding in their elimination and boosting immune response.
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