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A '''blood cell''' is, as the name suggests, a [[cell]] found in [[blood]]. Blood cells include [[Red Blood Cells|red blood cells]], [[White Blood Cells|white blood cells]], and [[platelets]], all which perform different roles in the bloodstream. Blood cells cannot reproduce by themselves, and are instead produced in the [[bone marrow]] from other cells. | A '''blood cell''' is, as the name suggests, a [[cell]] found in [[blood]]. Blood cells include [[Red Blood Cells|red blood cells]], [[White Blood Cells|white blood cells]], and [[platelets]], all which perform different roles in the bloodstream. Blood cells cannot reproduce by themselves, and are instead produced in the [[bone marrow]] from other cells. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:37, March 24, 2016
A blood cell is, as the name suggests, a cell found in blood. Blood cells include red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets, all which perform different roles in the bloodstream. Blood cells cannot reproduce by themselves, and are instead produced in the bone marrow from other cells.