The most natural division of T cell is by the five groups of five, almost dictated by DNA structure, spontaneous. The HC R cells must be made of some combination of the LC cells recombining on a specific surface. The last LC B cell to exit gets stuck with the long chain antibody which it incorporates.
All they do is digest food and spread the remains all about. Maybe as a way to keep the surrounding tissue well nourished?
White cells evolved from insects:
Hemolymph contains molecules, ions and cells.[7] Regulating chemical exchanges between tissues, hemolymph is encased in the insect body cavity or haemocoel.[6][7]It is transported around the body by combined heart (posterior) and aorta (anterior) pulsations which are located dorsally just under the surface of the body.[2][4][7] It differs from vertebrate blood in that it doesn't contain any red blood cells and therefore is without high oxygen carrying capacity, and is more similar to lymph found in vertebrates.[6
They have no connection to us
The white blood cell development in the bone marrow seems a convenient cell culture on its own. For insects, it was an invasion that stuck, a parasite that eats debris. A lot of these antibody clumps go back to the marrow to feed the kids, have no connection to human function.
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