explains how the three characteristics below affect the function of this cell, its system or / and the body as a whole. Make the connection between the structures and functions of the body. 1. Red blood cells that do not have a nucleus 2.The length and ramifications of neurons 3.the insulating layer of myelin around a neuron

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