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Amanda [17]
2 years ago
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Label electron micrograph of B lymphocyte.

Biology
1 answer:
oksian1 [2.3K]2 years ago
7 0

We have that for the Question "Label electron micrograph of B <em>lymphocyte</em>. " it can be said that

The correct <em>labelling </em>of the B lymphocyte. or B cell is

  • A)Lymphocyte
  • B)Microrilli
  • C)Heterochromatin
  • D)Nucleus
  • E)Nucleolus

From the question we are told

Label electron micrograph of B <em>lymphocyte</em>.

<h3>Micrograph of B lymphocyte.</h3>

Generally

B lymphocyte aka B Cell are  specific set of white blood cell that hail from the lymphocyte subtype.

They also in there various functions present antigens and secrete cytokines.

Therefore

The correct labelling of the B lymphocyte. or B cell is

  • A)Lymphocyte
  • B)Microrilli
  • C)Heterochromatin
  • D)Nucleus
  • E)Nucleolus

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