How are new red blood cells formed?A. They develop by Meiosis.B. They develop by Binary Fission.C. They develop in yellow bone marrow.D. They develop in red bone marrow.

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Gian Luigi Romita asked Sep 23, 2023

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How are new red blood cells formed?A. They develop by Meiosis.B. They develop by Binary Fission.C. They develop in yellow bone marrow.D. They develop in red bone marrow.

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Erythropoiesis is the process to form new red blood cells.

It starts with a stem cell, that divides and differentiates. This process happens in the red bone marrow.

The answer is D.

Luis Abreu answered Sep 29, 2023

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