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What is the function of white blood cells?

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White blood cells are very important - they help you stay healthier! When a white blood cell detects a virus or bacteria in your bloodstream, it "grabs" it and gets rid of it! That's why it's important to eat right. Keep those white blood cells healthy.
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They serve as the immune system in the blood to prevent illnesses.
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white blood cells fight off infection, coagulate blood to stop bleeding and lots more...
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They fight infection. If you get a virus they surround it and attack it by the millions.
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WBCs perform a number of functions, collectively they fight diseases.

They are an imp part of our immune system.
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the blood cells are responsible for providing oxygen to tissues and partly for recovering carbon dioxide produced as waste. however most CO2 is carried by plasma, in the form of soluble carbonates.
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The white blood cells destroy any antigens that enter our bloodstreams.
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