• Question: how can the blood cell travel around the body

    Asked by GeorgeC to Rob on 23 Jun 2016.
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      Rob Stanley answered on 23 Jun 2016:


      Hi George,

      Blood cells travel as part of your blood, through arteries and veins, around your body. The blood cells float in the blood plasma (which is mostly water, with a few other things).

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