Functions of mammalian blood

Functions of mammalian blood

1. Transport of soluble organic compounds from the small intestine to various parts of the body. 2. Transport of soluble excretory matters to organs of excretion. 3. Transport of hormones from glands where they are formed to target organs. 4. Distribution of heat in order to maintain body temperature 5. Defense against diseases, which may be obtained through blood clotting, phagocytosis, and immunity. 6. Maintenance of a right blood solute potential as a result of plasma protein activity. 7. Transportation of respiratory gases i.e., CO2 &O2 Please find free downloadable notes, exams and marking guides of agriculture, biology, Physics, chemistry etc.  from digitalteachers.co.ug website. Dr. Bbosa Science
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