These red blood cells (black arrows) indicated which of the following components of B cell activationChoose one from the following: (A) neutralization(B) opsonization(C) agglutination(D) cell lysis The image shows a microscopic view of erythrocytes, also known as red blood cells. These cells are primarily responsible for carrying oxygen throughout the body. The erythrocytes appear as pink, round bi-concave discs.In the image, some of the erythrocytes are clumped together, a phenomenon known as rouleaux formation. This occurs when the cells stack together in a linear formation, resembling a stack of coins. Two black arrows point toward examples of rouleaux formation. This can be an indicator of certain medical conditions, including inflammation or increased plasma proteins.Overall, the image provides a detailed view of erythrocytes in a sample, highlighting both individual erythrocytes and the rouleaux formation.

Red blood cells are one of the major component of blood. It carries oxygen to all cells in the body and carry carbon dioxide from from body cells to lungs to expel CO2.Correct option is, C) agglutination. When any agglutinin (antibody) added to blood it causes cells to clump together.

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These red blood cells (black arrows) indicated which of the following components of B cell activation Choose one from the following: (A) neutralization (B) opsonization (C) agglutination (D) cell lysis

These red blood cells (black arrows) indicated which of the following components of B cell activation Choose one from the following: (A) neutralization (B) opsonization (C) agglutination (D) cell lysis

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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