What type of cell is indicated by the pointer? OA. platelet OB. fibroblast OC. white blood cell O D. red blood cell QUESTION 20 Where are the cells for this tissue made? OA. kidneys O B. liver O C. heart O D. bone marrow mit Click Save All Answers to save all answers

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