Explanation:
What is reticulocyte count?
Reticulocytes are immature red blood cells (blood cells that are not yet fully developed). The reticulocyte count measures the amount of reticulocytes in the blood. This helps doctors know how many red blood cells the bone marrow is producing.
Why is the reticulocyte count done?
If a child has a reduced amount of red blood cells, which is called anemia, a reticulocyte count may be done. The reticulocyte count helps doctors know if the bone marrow is functioning properly in the production of red blood cells.
Answer:
Correct answers are - A, B, C and D
Explanation:
<u>Asexual reproduction</u>: This process involves only one parent. shows mitosis type of cell division so offspring have identical DNA.There are different kinds of sexual reproduction that is budding, binnary fission and fragmentation.
<u>Sexual reproduction:</u> In this type of reproduction different numbers of parents involved. Sperms and eggs involves in sexual reproduction. Involvement of meiosis occurs in sexual reproduction.