Bone marrow transplants are given to patients who cannot make their own blood cells. The transplant gives a patient stem cells. What best explains what is happening when the patient receives the transplant?

Bone marrow transplants are given to patients who cannot make their own blood cells. The transplant gives a patient stem cells. What best explains what is happening when the patient receives the transplant? -Transplanted cells change bacteria into blood cells. -Germ cells cause a release of blood cells. -Bacterial cells produce a toxin to make more blood cells. -Cells that have an undefined role develop into blood cells.

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