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The marrow within the hallow of the bone provides the environment inwhich Haematopoiesis takes place. Haematopoiesis is the process where cellular componants such as Erythroids(Red-blood Cells), Lymphoytes(White blood cells), and Myeloytes(Platlets & other proteins)

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