This template visually categorizes different types of white blood cells, highlighting their functions within the immune system.

Layout & Structure: The diagram employs a two-branch structure, dividing white blood cells into Granulocytes and Agranulocytes. Granulocytes are further broken down into Neutrophils, Eosinophils, and Basophils. Agranulocytes branch into Lymphocytes (with subcategories of B Lymphocytes, T Lymphocytes, and Natural Killer cells) and Monocytes. The arrangement is hierarchical, showing the main categories and their respective subtypes.

Style: The template features a clean, modern aesthetic with a pink and blue color scheme. The cells are represented as stylized 3D shapes with subtle shadows, providing a visually engaging and informative presentation. The use of icons enhances understanding and memorability.

Use Cases:

• Explaining the components of the immune system.
• Illustrating the roles of different white blood cells in fighting infections.
• Educational materials for biology or medical students.
• Presenting information about immune disorders.
• Creating visual aids for healthcare professionals.

Key Features:

• Clear categorization of white blood cell types.
• Visually appealing 3D cell representations.
• Concise descriptions of each cell's function.
• Easy-to-understand hierarchical structure.
• Suitable for both educational and professional settings.