Used book – Blood and blood cells, Agnès Charpentier, 128

This work traces the evolution and role of each category of blood cell. Blood is a liquid tissue, propelled by the cardiac pump through the vascular system. Blood cells thus reach all organs and tissues of the body, bringing oxygen, nutrients, hormones, etc., and evacuating cellular waste. Blood also transports cells specialized in the body's defense and repair (lymphocytes, platelets). The relationships and interactions between blood cells, as well as the regulation of these interactions, make blood a particularly rich and complex tissue that adapts and adjusts to physiological conditions. The book includes a photographic appendix.