The human body contains about 5 liters of blood. the liquid portion of the blood is called makes up about 55% of the blood volume. the rest of the blood is made up of the formed elements. these consist of the (another word for red blood cells) and the word for white blood cells) and cell fragments called which are responsible for clotting. all the blood cells are developed in the bone marrow thru a process called

The correct answer will be option-

1. Liquid portion of blood- blood plasma.

2. RBC- erythrocytes.

3. WBC- leukocytes.

4. Cell fragments- platelets.

5. Process- hematopoiesis.

Explanation:

The blood is the connective tissue present in the body which connects the two or more systems of the body. The centrifugation of blood showed that the blood is composed of liquid and solid particles as the liquid portion is suspended in the supernatant while the solid particles are present in the pellets.

The liquid portion of the blood is known as blood plasma while the solid portion is composed of three types pf cell: the red blood cell (erythrocytes), white blood cells (leukocytes) and the platelets. All these cells perform different functions like RBC helps in the transport of oxygen, WBC provides immunity to the cell and platelets helps in clotting of the blood.

These blood cells are formed in adults in bone marrow through hematopoiesis from the stem cells presents in the marrow.

Thus, the options are correct.

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