The process of formation of the various types of blood cells is known as
- AHaemagglutination
- BHaemolysis
- CHaemophilia
- DHaemopoiesis
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The term $haematocrit$ refers to:
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View SolutionMatch the Column $I$ (blood corpuscles) and Column $II$ (stem cells/precursors from which they are formed).Column $I$ (Blood corpuscles) Column $II$ (Stem cells/precursors) $i$. Thrombocytes $a$. Lymphoid stem cells $ii$. Granulocytes $b$. Megakaryocytes $iii$. Erythrocytes $c$. Myeloid stem cells $iv$. Agranulocytes $d$. Reticulocytes
Choose the correct option given below.
| Column $I$ (Blood corpuscles) | Column $II$ (Stem cells/precursors) |
| $i$. Thrombocytes | $a$. Lymphoid stem cells |
| $ii$. Granulocytes | $b$. Megakaryocytes |
| $iii$. Erythrocytes | $c$. Myeloid stem cells |
| $iv$. Agranulocytes | $d$. Reticulocytes |
Which of the following components, if introduced into the bloodstream, will cause blood clotting at the site of introduction?
Which major types of blood groups are found in human beings?
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View SolutionAssertion $(A)$: Blood coagulates in uninjured blood vessels.
Reason $(R)$: Uninjured blood vessels release an anticoagulant heparin.
Reason $(R)$: Uninjured blood vessels release an anticoagulant heparin.
MediumAIIMS 2007
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