What is the difference between amoeba and white blood cell

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Aradhy Rastogi answered this

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AMOEBA AND WHITE BLOOD CELL IS THAT AMOEBA IS UNICELLULAR ORGANISM.IT IS A KIND OF BACTERIA WHICH CAUSE AMOBEIC DYSENTRY. WHEREAS THE FUNCTION OF WBC IS JUST OPPOSITE TO AMOEBA AS WBC MAKES ANTI BODIES IN BODY TO FIGHT AGAINST VARIOUS DISEASES

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Antareep Ray answered this

There is a vast difference between amoeba and WBC. Amoeba is a living organism which is independent and unicellular in nature. While WBC is dependent and its cellular structure is different.

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Ruchitha answered this

Ameoba shape is irregular and unicellular organism

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Reehan answered this

White blood cell is obe part on humans cell .And ameoba is the unicellular microorganisms

Utkarsh answered this

White blood cell is only a cell but amoeba is a full fleged animal

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Mithra answered this

WBC is a cell where as amoeba is a independent organism. both of them don not have a fixed shape, it is because:
amoeba don not have a fixed shape because of pseudopodia (false feel) for capturing food and moving from 1 place to another.
WBC don not have a fixed shape because wbc fights against germs and bacteria (They protect you against illness and disease.) so they need to pass through our parts of our body so they dont have a fixed shape and change shape .