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Describes if you are anemic and you also get to see how other blood types agglutinate.
Typology: Lab Reports
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Data Table 1 Time Location in tube Start of the experiment Once the blood hit the solution, it sat in the top of the solution for a couple of seconds. 15 seconds After a couple of seconds, the blood dropped to the bottom of the container. By 15 seconds, it was sitting at the bottom with a slight erection. 60 seconds After 60 seconds, the blood appeared flat on the bottom of the container.
Arteries have thicker walls, like the first photo above, consisting of three layers. Veins have thinner walls, three layers, and less muscle and connective tissue than the arteries. Veins also have valves, such as the second picture shows. Arteries carry blood to the body through high pressure and do not require valves to prevent backflow. Veins rely on valves to return blood to the heart. One last difference is the color of the blood, as veins will be darker and appear blue through the skin due to deoxygenated blood.