When whole blood is centrifuged, three main layers become evident, one of which is called the "buffy coat." What does the buffy coat contain? - PhysiologyWeb

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When whole blood is centrifuged, three main layers become evident, one of which is called the "buffy coat." What does the buffy coat contain?

	(A) Red blood cells
	(B) White blood cells
	(C) Platelets
	(D) Plasma
	(E) Serum

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Posted: Thursday, November 26, 2015
Last updated: Thursday, November 26, 2015