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What is the main precursor cell for platelets?
What is the main precursor cell for platelets?
What is the origin of platelets?
What is the origin of platelets?
Platelets are formed from the cytoplasm of a small cell in the bone marrow known as megakaryocyte.
Platelets are formed from the cytoplasm of a small cell in the bone marrow known as megakaryocyte.
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Where does the development of platelets occur?
Where does the development of platelets occur?
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What is the name of the large cell in the bone marrow from which platelets are formed?
What is the name of the large cell in the bone marrow from which platelets are formed?
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The development of platelets occurs in the spleen.
The development of platelets occurs in the spleen.
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The main precursor cell for platelets is the erythrocyte.
The main precursor cell for platelets is the erythrocyte.
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The origin of platelets is the liver.
The origin of platelets is the liver.
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Study Notes
Platelet Formation
- Platelets are formed from the cytoplasm of a megakaryocyte, a small cell in the bone marrow.
- The development of platelets occurs in the bone marrow, not in the spleen.
- The megakaryocyte is the large cell in the bone marrow responsible for platelet formation.
- The main precursor cell for platelets is the megakaryocyte, not the erythrocyte.
- The origin of platelets is the bone marrow, not the liver.
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Explore the process of platelet formation, which involves the development of platelets from the cytoplasm of megakaryocytes in the bone marrow.
